Category Archives: Thinking Patterns in Canada

Happy City (60)

Posted on December 2, 2015 by irenesroth

Happy City is a unique book about how many people have moved to the city out of the country. Our countryside has changed fundamentally over the past twenty to thirty years. There are more empty barns even here in Ontario … Continue reading →

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The Morning After (25)

Posted on October 17, 2015 by irenesroth

This is an informative book about the 1995 Quebec Referendum. I remember those days vividly, despite the fact that I was living in Ontario at that time. It was a year with historical overtones that were not seen often in … Continue reading →

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Pierre Elliott Trudeau (95)

Posted on May 4, 2015 by irenesroth

Pierre Elliott Trudeau: The prime Minister Canadians Either Loved or Hated By: Stan Sauerwein This is a wonderful book about a Canadian icon that was very influential to me as I was growing up in Montreal. I was always impressed … Continue reading →

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We Know What You’re Thinking (30)

Posted on September 2, 2014 by irenesroth

We Know What You’re Thinking Darrell Bricker and John Wright Are Canadians an open book and predictable when it comes to their decisions and how they answer questions? According to the authors, Canadians are pretty predictable in their behaviors and … Continue reading →

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