Selected New Titles

Recent Additions to the Library Collection

May 2018

Spotlight on: Early Board of Education

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Contents
Legislative Library News .................................................................................................... 3
Librarian’s Picks ................................................................................................................ 4
Indigenous tourism movements ...................................................................................... 4
Women in management worldwide : signs of progress ..................................................... 4
Treating health care : how the system works and how it could work better ....................... 5
Uneasy partnership : the politics of business and government in Canada ........................... 5
Truth : how the many sides to every story shape our reality ............................................. 6
New titles to borrow for April 2018 ..................................................................................... 7
Culture, Sports & Tourism ........................................................................................... 7
Economics, Finance & Taxation ................................................................................... 7
Education & Training .................................................................................................. 7
Environment............................................................................................................... 7
Government ............................................................................................................... 7
Health ........................................................................................................................ 8
Heritage & History ...................................................................................................... 8
Indigenous Issues ...................................................................................................... 8
International Issues .................................................................................................... 9
Labour & Employment ................................................................................................ 9
Law & Justice ............................................................................................................. 9
Media & Communication ........................................................................................... 10
Politics ..................................................................................................................... 10
Science, Technology & Innovation ............................................................................. 11
Social Issues ............................................................................................................ 11
Manitoba Heritage titles for April 2018 ............................................................................. 13
Agriculture & Food .................................................................................................... 13
Biography ................................................................................................................ 13
Culture, Sports & Tourism ......................................................................................... 13
Economics, Finance & Taxation ................................................................................. 13
Education & Training ................................................................................................ 14
Health ...................................................................................................................... 14
Heritage & History .................................................................................................... 14
Immigration ............................................................................................................. 14
Indigenous Issues .................................................................................................... 14
Labour & Employment .............................................................................................. 15
Law & Justice ........................................................................................................... 15
Manitoba Fiction & Literature..................................................................................... 15
Social Issues ............................................................................................................ 15
Request form for Selected New Titles April 2018 ............................................................... 18
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Legislative Library News

Spotlight on:
Early Board of Education
reports

During Manitoba’s nascent years, a Board

of Education administered 12 Protestant
and 12 Catholic school districts. The
Library holds copies of the annual reports
produced by each of the Superintendents.
In 1890, the Legislative Assembly of
Manitoba passed legislation creating a
Department of Education and
abolishing the Board of Education
and the Offices of Superintendents
that had existed since 1871.
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Librarian’s Picks
Indigenous tourism
movements / edited by
Alexis C. Bunten and Nelson
Graburn.
Toronto : University of
Toronto Press, 2018. xix, 268
pages.
From the publisher:
Indigenous Tourism
Movements explores
Indigenous identity using
“movement” as a metaphor,
drawing on case studies from
throughout the world
including Botswana, Canada,
Chile, Panama, Tanzania,
and the United States.
Editors Alexis C.Bunten and
Nelson Graburn, along with a
diverse group of
contributors, frame tourism
as a critical lens to explore
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the shifting identity politics of
Indigeneity in relation to
heritage, global policy, and
development. They juxtapose
diverse expressions of
identity – from the
commodification of
Indigenous culture to the
performance of heritage for
tourists – to illuminate the
complex local, national, and
transnational connections
these expressions produce.
Indigenous Tourism
Movements is a
sophisticated, sensitive, and
refreshingly frank
examination of Indigeneity in
the contemporary world.
Women in management
worldwide : signs of
May 2018
progress / edited by
Ronald J. Burke and Astrid
M. Richardsen.
Third edition. London :
Routledge, Taylor & Francis
Group, 2017. xvii, 372 pages
From the publisher:
In this expanded and revised
third edition, Professors
Burke and Richardsen,
together with a list of
international contributors,
address women’s progression
in the workforce and into the
upper echelons of
management. They cover a
range of professions and a
geographically dispersed
territory, thereby advancing
the understanding of women
in management within a
traditional context, and
making a substantial
contribution to the literature
for both an academic and
practitioner audience. The
broader regional perspective
offers a comprehensive
overview of the challenges
and opportunities facing
women in the workplace, and
promotes the ongoing
analysis of the interface
between women's career
aspirations and societal and
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organizational norms,
assumptions and values. […]
Women in Management
Worldwide will appeal to
researchers, policy-makers in
a range of countries
interested in workforce
issues, talent management
and gender equality, as well
as consultants working with
international organizations
on HRM and organizational
effectiveness challenges.
Treating health care :
how the system works
and how it could work
better / Raisa B. Deber.
Toronto : University of
Toronto Press, 2017. x, 194
pages.
From the publisher:
Canada has been among the
world leaders in recognizing
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the multiple factors that understand health care and
impact health. Focusing on health policy.
Canada’s health care system,
Raisa B. Deber provides brief
descriptions of some key
facts and concepts necessary
to understand health care
policy in Canada and place it
in an international context.
An accessible guide, Treating
Health Care unpacks key
concepts to provide informed
discussions that help us
understand and diagnose
Canada’s health care system
and to clarify which proposed
changes are likely to improve
it - and which are not. This
Uneasy partnership :
book provides background the politics of business
information to clarify such and government in
concepts as: determinants of Canada / Geoffrey Hale.
health; how health systems Second edition. North York :
are organized and financed University of Toronto Press,
(including international 2018. xi, 433 pages.
comparisons); health
From the publisher:
economics; health ethics;
and roles and responsibilities In this new edition of Uneasy
of different stakeholders, Partnership, Geoffrey Hale
including government, examines the interdependent
providers, and patients. It relationship between
then addresses some key Canadian governments and
issues, including equity, businesses, considering
efficiency, access and wait governments’ multiple roles
times, quality improvement in the economy and their
and patient safety, and implications for the business
coverage and payment environment. Hale provides
models. Using analysis rather an overview of the historical
than advocacy, Deber dimensions of Canada’s
provides a toolkit to help political economy and
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relations between
government and business.
Readers are invited to
consider topics such as
corporate power, the
implications of Canada's
economic structure, regional
economic differences, the
cross-cutting effects of
globalization, and the role of
interest groups in political
and policy processes. In a
thoughtful and well-
researched style, Hale lays
out how the partnership
between business and
government in Canada is an
uneasy one—and one whose
capacity to adapt to ongoing
change is essential in an
uncertain world.
Truth : how the many
sides to every story
shape our reality /
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Hector Macdonald.
Toronto : Signal, McClelland
& Stewart, 2018. 346 pages.
From the publisher:
Truth: A User's Guide is
about the different types of
competing truths we face
every day in life: how to
identify them, why they
work, when they are used
and misused, and what we
can do to guard against them
or--when appropriate--to
make constructive use of
them.
We tend to see the world like
Orwell's Winston Smith:
"There was truth and there
was untruth." Yet the world
is far more complicated than
that. In a time of "post-
truth", when "fake news" is
itself the subject of our
headlines, it is not "untruths"
that we need to worry about.
Hector Macdonald reveals
and examines one of our
greatest collective blind
spots: we are all routinely
misled by the truth. This is
because for any fact,
scenario, story, and
situation, there are what
Hector terms "Competing
Truths." Why do Competing
Truths matter? They matter
because we vote, shop,
work, co-operate, and fight
May 2018
based on what we believe to
be true, and what we believe
depends in large part on
what we read or hear from
others. Many of the most
sophisticated and influential
forms of political, business,
and media communication
manipulate technically true
statements to pull the wool
over the public's eyes. Truth
is not an absolute--it has its
own spectrum. Truth: A
User's Guide shows us how
to cut through the nebulous
issue of truth using a scaffold
of timely examples. […]
Truth: A User's Guide
explores how we can guard
against the noise of
competing truths, in
business, in our personal
relationships, and within
ourselves, but also how we
can use them to our
advantage. Written with
authority and humour, this is
an accessible and
illuminating narrative that
will find a wide audience
among readers in search of
understanding why the
meaning of "truth" seems to
have gone completely
haywire.
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New titles to borrow for May 2018
These items are available to be borrowed by all Members and staff of the Legislative
Assembly and employees of the Manitoba Government.
Culture, Sports & Tourism
1. Art deco architecture across
Canada : stories of the country's
buildings between the two world
wars / Tim Morawetz ; foreword by
Alastair Duncan. First edition. Toronto
: Glue Inc., 2017. xxiii, 295 pages.
NA 745.5 .A7 Mor
Economics, Finance & Taxation
2. From global to local : the making
of things and the end of
globalization / Finbarr Livesey. New
York : Pantheon, 2017. ix, 210 pages.
HF 1365 Liv
3. Public policy, productive and
unproductive entrepreneurship :
the impact of public policy on
entrepreneurial outcomes / edited
by Gregory M. Randolph, Michael T.
Tasto, Robert F. Salvino Jr., Coastal
Carolina. Cheltenham, UK : Edward
Elgar Publishing, 2017. xvi, 153
pages.
HB 651 Ran
4. Uneasy partnership : the politics
of business and government in
Canada / Geoffrey Hale. Second
edition. North York : University of
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Toronto Press, 2018. xi, 433 pages.
HD 3616 .C33 Hal
Education & Training
5. Feeding the future : the
emergence of school lunch
programs as global social policy /
Jennifer Geist Rutledge. New
Brunswick, New Jersey : Rutgers
University Press, 2016. x, 178 pages.
LB 3475 Rut
Environment
6. The potential for carbon dioxide
equivalent sequestration in agro-
Manitoba. Winnipeg : International
Institute for Sustainable Development,
2017. ii, 14 pages.
TD 885.5 .G73 Pot
Government
7. Battle royal : monarchists vs.
republicans and the Crown of
Canada / David Johnson. Toronto :
Dundurn, 2018. 288 pages.
KE 4709 Joh
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9. Public management reform : a 14. Treating health care : how the

comparative analysis - into the
age of austerity / Christopher Pollitt
and Geert Bouckaert. 4th edition.
Oxford : Oxford University Press,
2017. ix, 388 pages.
JF 1351 Pol 2017
system works and how it could
work better / Raisa B. Deber.
Toronto : University of Toronto Press,
2017. x, 194 pages.
RA 395 .C3 Deb

Heritage & History

Health
15. A royal couple in Canada / Allison
10. A healthy society : how a focus Lawlor. Portugal Cove-St. Philip's,
on health can revive Canadian Newfoundland and Labrador : Boulder
democracy / Ryan Meili. Updated Publications, 2017. 83 pages.
and expanded edition. Vancouver : FC 223 .R6 Law
Purich Books, 2018. xxi, 220 pages.
RA 418.3 .C3 Mei
Indigenous Issues
11. How hockey can save healthcare :
16. Homelands and empires :
a principle-based approach to
indigenous spaces, imperial
reforming the Canadian
fictions, and competition for
healthcare system / Stephen Pinney
territory in northeastern North
MD. San Francisco : Stephen Pinney,
America, 1690-1763 / Jeffers
2016. xx, 283 pages.
Lennox. Toronto : University of
RA 395 .C3 Pin
Toronto Press, 2017. xiii, 334 pages.
12. Reality bites : how Canada’s E78 .N9 Len
healthcare system compares to
17. Indigenous tourism movements /
its international peers / Colin
edited by Alexis C. Bunten and Nelson
Busby, Ramya Muthukumaran and
Graburn. Toronto : University of
Aaron Jacobs. Toronto : C.D. Howe
Toronto Press, 2018. xix, 268 pages.
Institute, 2018. 11 pages.
G 156.5 .H47 Ind
RA 395 .C3 Bus
18. Roots of entanglement : essays in
13. The Oxford handbook of ethics at
the history of native-newcomer
the end of life / edited by Stuart J.
relations / edited by Myra
Youngner and Robert M. Arnold. New
Rutherdale, Kerry Abel, and P.
York : Oxford University Press, 2016.
Whitney Lackenbauer. Toronto :
xiii, 470 pages.
University of Toronto Press, 2018. ix,
R 726.8 Oxf
449 pages.
E 78 .C2 Roo
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International Issues
19. A world in disarray : American
foreign policy and the crisis of
the old order / Richard Haass. New
York : Penguin Press, 2017. xii, 339
pages.
E 840 Haa
20. Negative cosmopolitanism :
cultures and politics of world
citizenship after globalization /
edited by Eddy Kent and Terri
Tomsky. Montreal : McGill-Queen's
University Press, 2017. viii, 406 pages.
JZ 1308 Neg
21. Nouveaux discours de la
francophonie à l'heure des grands
défis mondiaux / sous la direction
de Thierry Léger et Louis Hervé
Ngafomo ; préface de Louis Hébert.
Paris : L'Harmattan, 2016. 241 pages.
PC 2074.75 Nou
22. Other diplomacies, other ties :
Cuba and Canada in the shadow
of the US / edited by Luis René
Fernández Tabío, Cynthia Wright, and
Lana Wylie. Toronto : University of
Toronto Press, 2018. x, 363 pages.
FC 251 .C82 Oth
Labour & Employment
23. Rough work : labourers on the
public works of British North
America and Canada, 1842-1882
/ Ruth E. Bleasdale. Toronto :
University of Toronto Press, 2018. xii,
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400 pages.
HD 8106 Ble
24. The golden apple : redefining
work-life balance for a diverse
workforce / Mason Donovan.
Brookline : Bibliomotion, Inc., 2016.
xxviii, 123 pages.
HD 4904.25 Don
Law & Justice
25. Canada in the world :
comparative perspectives on the
Canadian Constitution / edited by
Richard Albert, Boston College; David
R. Cameron, Yale University,
Connecticut. Cambridge : Cambridge
University Press, 2017. xii, 470 pages.
KE 4219 Can
26. Interpreting Canada's medical
assistance in dying legislation /
Jocelyn Downie and Jennifer A.
Chandler. Montreal : IRPP Institute for
Research on Public Policy, 2018. 37
pages.
KE 3663 .E94 Dow
27. Report card on the criminal
justice system #2 / by Benjamin
Perrin and Richard Audas. Ottawa :
Macdonald-Laurier Institute for Public
Policy, 2018. 65 pages.
HV 9960 .C2 Per 2018
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29. Report card on the criminal / Zeynep Tufekci. New Haven : Yale
justice system : evaluating University Press, 2017. xxxi, 326
Canada’s justice deficit / by pages.
Benjamin Perrin and Richard Audas. HM 742 Tuf
Ottawa : Macdonald-Laurier Institute
for Public Policy, 2016. 54 pages. HV
Politics
9960 .C2 Per 2016
35. On the stump : campaign oratory
30. The wetiko legal principles : Cree
and democracy in the United
and Anishinabek responses to
States, Britain, and Australia /
violence and victimization /
Sean Scalmer. Philadelphia : Temple
Hadley Louise Friedland. Toronto :
University Press, 2017. xvi, 213
University of Toronto Press, 2017. xx,
pages.
123 pages.
JF 1001 Sca
KIB 422 Fri
36. Representation in action :
31. Who controls the hunt? : First
Canadian MPs in the
Nations, treaty rights, and
constituencies / Royce Koop,
wildlife conservation in Ontario,
Heather Bastedo, and Kelly Blidook.
1783-1939 / David Calverley ;
Vancouver : UBC Press, 2018. xii, 235
foreword by Graeme Wynn.
pages.
Vancouver : UBC Press, 2018. xxvi,
JL 167 Koo
191 pages.
KEO 916 Cal 37. The people vs. democracy : why
our freedom is in danger and how
Media & Communication to save it / Yascha Mounk.
Cambridge : Harvard University Press,
32. Ms. prime minister : gender, 2018. 393 pages.
media, and leadership / Linda JC 423 Mou
Trimble. Toronto : University of
38. The politics of Ontario / edited by
Toronto Press, 2017. xii, 313 pages.
Cheryl N. Collier and Jonathan Malloy.
HQ 1236 Tri
Toronto : University of Toronto Press,
33. The internet trap : five costs of 2017. xvi, 351 pages.
living online / Ashesh Mukherjee. JL 270 Pol
Toronto : University of Toronto Press,
2018. xx, 105 pages.
HM 1017 Muk

34. Twitter and tear gas : the power

and fragility of networked protest
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40. Women in parliament in 2017 : Isaak. Calgary : Mental Health

the year in perspective. Geneva : Commission of Canada = Commission
Inter-Parliamentary Union, 2018. 12 de la santé mentale du Canada, 2012.
pages. 35 pages.
HQ 1390 Wom 2017 HV 4510 .W55 Isa

45. Home safe home : housing

Science, Technology & Innovation solutions for survivors of intimate
partner violence / Hilary Botein and
41. Irresistible : the rise of addictive
Andrea Hetling. New Brunswick, New
technology and the business of
Jersey : Rutgers University Press,
keeping us hooked / Adam Alter.
2016. xii, 174 pages.
New York : Penguin Books, 2018. 354
HV 1445 Bot
pages. First published by Penguin
Press, 2017. 46. Mad blood stirring : the inner
HM 851 Alt lives of violent men / Daemon
Fairless. Toronto : Random House
42. Listening in : cybersecurity in an
Canada, 2018. 389 pages.
insecure age / Susan Landau. New
HQ 1090 Fai
Haven ; London : Yale University
Press, 2017. xiv, 221 pages. 47. Skin in the game : hidden
K 3264 .C65 Lan asymmetries in daily life / Nassim
Nicholas Taleb. First edition. New York
: Random House, 2018. xv, 279
Social Issues
pages.
43. At Home/Chez Soi project : HM 1101 Tal
report on proposal development
48. That's what she said : what men
at the Winnipeg site : Winnipeg
need to know (and women need
research demonstration project /
to tell them) about working
written by Michael Dudley ; with co-
together / Joanne Lipman. First
authors Jino Distasio, Jitender Sareen,
edition. New York : William Morrow,
Corinne Isaak. Calgary : Mental Health
an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers,
Commission of Canada = Commission
2018. xxi, 297 pages.
de la santé mentale du Canada, 2010.
HD 6054.3 Lip
37 pages.
HV 4510 .W55 Dud 49. The knowledge illusion : why we
never think alone / Steven Sloman
44. At Home/Chez Soi research
and Philip Fernbach. New York :
demonstration project Winnipeg
Riverhead Books, 2017. 296 pages.
baseline consumer narratives
B 105 .T54 Slo
report / report prepared by Corinne
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50. The politics of virtue : post- 53. Women in management

liberalism and the human future /
John Milbank and Adrian Pabst.
Lanham, Maryland : Rowman &
Littlefield International, 2016. x, 407
pages.
JC 585 Mil
worldwide : signs of progress /
edited by Ronald J. Burke and Astrid
M. Richardsen. Third edition. London :
Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group,
2017. xvii, 372 pages.
HD 6054.3 Wom 2017

51. Truth : how the many sides to

every story shape our reality /
Hector Macdonald. Toronto : Signal,
McClelland & Stewart, 2018. 346
pages.
BJ 1421 Mac

52. Winnipeg final report : At

Home/Chez Soi project / authors :
Jino Distasio, Jitender Sareen, Corinne
Isaak. Calgary : Mental Health
Commission of Canada, 2014. iv, 29
pages, 1 unnumbered page. Also
issued in French under title: Projet
Chez Soi : rapport final du site de
Winnipeg.
HV 4510 .W55 Dis
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Manitoba Heritage titles for
May 2018
Manitoba Heritage materials do not circulate. All items are available for consultation at the
Legislative Library of Manitoba, 100-200 Vaughan Street.
Agriculture & Food
55. A global market in the heart of
Winnipeg : measuring and
mapping the social and cultural
development of food in the
central market for global families
/ Kaeley Wiseman, Jino Distasio, and
Raymond Ngarboui. Saskatoon :
University of Saskatchewan, Centre
for the Study of Co-operatives ;
Winnipeg : University of Winnipeg,
Institute of Urban Studies, 2014. vi,
76 pages.
HD 9014 .C2 Wis
56. Agroecology : science and politics
/ Peter M. Rosset and Miguel Altieri.
Winnipeg : Fernwood Publishing,
2017. xiv, 146 pages.
S 589.7 Ros
57. Confronting the illusion :
developing a method to identify
food mirages and food deserts in
Winnipeg / author Kyle Wiebe and
Jino Distasio. Winnipeg : Institute of
Urban Studies, University of Winnipeg,
2016. 20 pages.
HD 9014 .C23 Wie
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Biography
58. Growing a pair : my life, my way,
my words / Shandi Strong. Winnipeg
: Shandi Strong, 2018. 410 pages. CT
1 Strong, Shandi Str
Culture, Sports & Tourism
59. Re-imagining Winnipeg / edited by
Lawrence Bird, Sharon Wohl ;
featuring a preface by Mayor Brian
Bowman and a foreword by Dan Lett.
2nd edition. Winnipeg : Storefront MB,
2018. 103 unnumbered pages.
HT 169 .C2 W5 Rei 2018
60. The first ten years of the
Women's Committee : an
enthusiastic venture : exhibition
April 16th to May 12th, 1961.
Winnipeg : Winnipeg Art Gallery,
1961. 16 pages.
N 910 .W55 Fir
Economics, Finance & Taxation
61. Living in the red : exploring
Winnipeg's debt-scape / authors
Adrian Werner, Jino Distasio and Scott
McCullough. Winnipeg : Institute of
Urban Studies, University of Winnipeg,
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2015.
HG 3756 .C2 Wer
62. Northern Directions, Arctic
Gateway Summit : Winnipeg,
November 8-10, 2010. Winnipeg :
Northern Directions Arctic Gateway
Summit, 2010. 48 pages.
HC 117 .M3 Nor
Education & Training
63. The professional development
chairs handbook, 2016-2017 /
The Manitoba Teachers' Society.
Winnipeg : Manitoba Teachers'
Society, 2016. 14 pages.
LB 2891 .M3 Man
Health
64. Bachelor of nursing feasibility
study : report / Swampy Cree Tribal
Council. The Pas : Swampy Cree
Tribal Council, 1986. 117 leaves.
RT 81 .C23 Swa
65. Toward a healthier family = vers
une meilleure santé pour toute la
famille. Winnipeg : Clinique Youville
Clinic, 1984. 8 pages.
RA 983 .W5 Tow
Heritage & History
66. Threads in the sash : the story of
the Metis people / Fred J. Shore.
Winnipeg : Pemmican Publications
Inc., 2017. 136 pages.
FC 109 Sho
SNT May 2018
Immigration
67. Finding their way again : the
experiences of gang-affected
refugee youth / Matthew Fast.
Winnipeg : Fernwood Publishing,
2017. 104 pages.
HV 640.4 .C3 Fas
Indigenous Issues
68. Final report & recommendations :
pathways to success : a new
partnership initiative between
the Manitoba Metis Federation
and Employment and
Immigration Canada. Winnipeg :
Manitoba Metis Federation Inc., 1991.
viii, 19 pages.
FC 113 Man
69. Inuit qaujimajatuqangit : what
Inuit have always known to be
true / edited by Joe Karetak, Frank
Tester & Shirley Tagalik. Winnipeg :
Fernwood Publishing, 2017. 251
pages.
E 99 .E7 Inu
70. Making space for Indigenous
feminism / edited by Joyce Green.
Second edition. Winnipeg : Fernwood
Publishing, 2017. xvi, 328 pages.
HQ 1161 Mak 2017
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72. The Seven Tribal Councils in the
Province of Manitoba : their
future role and funding / Ernst &
Whinney. Winnipeg : Seven Tribal
Councils of Manitoba, 1983. 2
volumes.
E 92 Fut
73. Urban Native people--in search of
a future : a joint proposal / by the
Urban Indian Association of Manitoba
and The Manitoba Metis Federation,
Winnipeg Region. Winnipeg : Urban
Indian Association of Manitoba and
The Manitoba Metis Federation,
Winnipeg Region, 1984. 22 pages.
E 98 .U72 Urb
74. The future of tribal councils in
Manitoba : their role and funding
/ Ernst & Whinney. Winnipeg : Seven
Tribal Councils of Manitoba, 1983. x,
53 leaves, 15 unnumbered leaves.
E 92 Fut
Labour & Employment
75. Precarious employment : causes,
consequences and remedies /
edited by Stephanie Procyk, Wayne
Lewchuk and John Shields. Winnipeg :
Fernwood Publishing, 2017. ix, 189
pages.
HD 5858 .C3 Pre
76. Submission to the Manitoba
Minimum Wage Board / by the
Manitoba Federation of Labour, CLC.
Winnipeg : Manitoba Federation of
Labour, 1969. 6 leaves.
HD 4920 .M3 Man 1969
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Law & Justice
77. By any other name : the street
sex workers of Winnipeg / by
Rachel Ward. Winnipeg, Manitoba :
Institute of Urban Studies, The
University of Winnipeg, 2014. 16
unnumbered pages.
HQ 150 .W55 War
78. Panhandlers and Winnipeg's by-
law : perceptions and realities /
Denise MacDonald. Winnipeg :
Institute of Urban Studies, The
University of Winnipeg, 2013. 40
pages.
HV 4510 .W55 Mac
Manitoba Fiction & Literature
79. Chief Lightning Bolt / Daniel N.
Paul. Winnipeg : Roseway Publishing,
2017. 313 pages.
PS 8631 Pau
Social Issues
80. At Home/Chez Soi Winnipeg site
later implementation evaluation
report / report researched and
prepared by Scott McCullough &
Matthew Havens, Institute of Urban
Studies, University of Winnipeg ; with
Corinne Isaak & Tracy Deboer,
Department of Psychiatry, University
of Manitoba. Winnipeg : Institute of
Urban Studies, University of Winnipeg,
2012. iv, 20 pages.
HV 4510 .W55 Mcc
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81. Boomerang ethics : how racism
affects us all / Joseph Mensah &
Christopher J. Williams. Winnipeg :
Fernwood Publishing, 2017. xi, 277
pages.
HT 1523 Men
82. Busted : an illustrated history of
drug prohibition in Canada / Susan
Boyd. Winnipeg : Fernwood, 2017.
169 pages.
HV 5840 .C3 Boy
83. Going old school : activism
reborn in Winnipeg's inner city /
author Mike Maunder ; foreword Jino
Distasio. Winnipeg : Institute of Urban
Studies, University of Winnipeg, 2012.
7 pages, 5 unnumbered pages.
LE 4 .W5 Gor
84. Main Street Project hostel
evaluation : executive summary /
the Institute of Urban Studies.
Winnipeg : The Institute of Urban
Studies, University of Winnipeg, 1986.
98 pages in various pagings. With a
new cover page and colophon, 2016.
HV 4510 .W55 Mai
85. Mapping geographies of violence
/ edited by Heather A. Kitchin
Dahringer and James J. Brittain.
Winnipeg : Fernwood, 2017. ix, 223
pages.
HM 1116 Map
86. Mixed-income housing
developments : separating myth
from reality / Steven Coutts.
Winnipeg : Institute of Urban Studies,
The University of Winnipeg, 2015. 14
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pages.
HD 7288.78 .C2 Cou
87. Policing Black lives : state
violence in Canada from slavery
to the present / Robyn Maynard.
Winnipeg : Fernwood Publishing,
2017. xii, 280 pages.
FC 106 .B6 May
88. Report on proposal development
at the Winnipeg site : MHCC's At
Home Chez Soi project / written by
Michael Dudley ; prepared by the
Institute of Urban Studies ; prepared
for: The Mental Health Commission of
Canada. Winnipeg : Institute of Urban
Studies, University of Winnipeg, 2010.
iv, 26, F pages.
HV 4510 .W55 Dud
89. Research for social justice : a
community-based participatory
approach / Adje van de Sande &
Karen Schwartz. 2nd edition.
Winnipeg : Fernwood Publishing,
2017. xi, 302 pages.
HV 11 Van 2017
90. Runaway wives and rogue
feminists : the origins of the
women's shelter movement in
Canada / Margo Goodhand ;
foreword by Lee Lakeman. Winnipeg :
Fernwood Publishing, 2017. 162
pages.
HV 1448 .C3 Goo
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92. Socialist Register 2018 :
rethinking democracy / edited by
Leo Panitch and Greg Albo. Winnipeg
: Fernwood, 2017. xiv, 321 pages.
JC 423 Soc
93. Sustainable Churchill : interim
report / The Town of Churchill Local
Steering Committee and The Institute
of Urban Studies, University of
Winnipeg. Winnipeg : Institute of
Urban Studies, University of Winnipeg,
2010. iv, 45 pages.
HC 118 .C48 Sus
94. The downtown residents survey /
Downtown Winnipeg BIZ ; in
collaboration with the Institute of
Urban Studies, University of Winnipeg.
Winnipeg : Downtown Winnipeg
Business Improvement Zone (BIZ),
2010. 85 pages.
HC 118 .W55 Dow
95. The importance of rural Manitoba
: a discussion paper / William
Ashton, Scott McCullough. Brandon :
Brandon University, Rural
Development Institute, 2015. 11
pages.
HN 110 .M3 Ash
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96. Understanding violence and
abuse : an anti-oppressive
practice perspective / Heather
Fraser and Kate Seymour. Winnipeg :
Fernwood Publishing, 2017. vii, 226
pages.
HM 886 Fra
97. We can do better : ideas for
changing society / David Camfield.
Winnipeg : Fernwood Publishing,
2017. 158 pages.
HM 831 Cam
98. What moves us : the lives & times
of the radical imagination / edited
by Alex Khasnabish & Max Haiven.
Winnipeg : Fernwood Publishing,
2017. ix, 161 pages.
HN 49 .R33 Wha
99. Winnipeg site implementation
final report / report prepared by
Michael Dudley & Matthew Havens.
Winnipeg : Institute of Urban Studies,
University of Winnipeg, 2011. iv, 29
pages, 1 unnumbered page.
HV 4510 .W55 Dud
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