We are pleased to officially announce our Winter 2026 catalogue!

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Featured titles

Toronto Edwardian
Frank Darling, Architect of Canada’s Imperial Age
By David Winterton

Frank Darling gained prominence as the principal of Darling & Pearson Architects, designing a plethora of bank buildings in the early twentieth century. Toronto Edwardian positions Darling, whose work aligned with national ambitions and Britain’s global imperial project, as a leading figure of the era.

Canada in the Age of Rum
By Allan Greer

Canada in the Age of Rum charts the history of rum drinking in New France, Newfoundland, the Maritimes, Upper and Lower Canada, and the West from the late seventeenth to the early nineteenth century.

The Suicide of the Revolution
By Augusto Del Noce, Edited and translated by Carlo Lancellotti

First published in Italian in 1978, The Suicide of the Revolution argues that Giovanni Gentile’s nineteenth-century critique of Marxism had a foundational influence on the thinking of Antonio Gramsci and other anti-fascists.

The Future Belongs to Those Who Fight
Climate Revolution for Beginners
By Todd Dufresne

Philosopher-journalist Todd Dufresne provides an urgent analysis of the climate revolution. Arguing against the entrenched environmental trope of polite hope, he makes a powerful case for a radical, anti-capitalist utopic realism that values freedom, collectivism, and human rights.

Ecological Nation
Toward Peace, Order, and Good Government
By Byron Williston

Canada faces two existential threats: runaway climate change and the rising global tide of right-authoritarian imperialism. The inextricable relationship between the two highlights the need to safeguard Canada’s environmental and political sovereignty, requiring bold vision and sacrifice to build an eco-nationalist future.

Shallow River of Tears
Canada’s Stalled Paths to Reconciliation
By Andrew R. Basso and Andrea Perrella, Foreword by Elder Malcolm Saulis

Shallow River of Tears draws from a wealth of data to map Settler opinions about Reconciliation in order to strengthen the transitional justice path ahead.

Northern Blood
Period Politics and Activism in Canada
Edited by Lisa Smith and Francesca Scala

Groundbreaking in its exploration of the politics of menstruation from a uniquely Canadian perspective, Northern Blood sheds light on the lived experiences, stories, and broader menstruation justice movement in Canada.

Other Endings
Organ Transplantation and the Burdens of Hope
By Anita Slominska

Weaving together personal memoir with in-depth research, Other Endings explores why organ transplantation is presented in a triumphalist narrative of medical progress and happy endings while stories of the anguish endured by people involved with waitlist deaths remain untold.

A Renewed Canadian Welcome
Eleven Visions from Migrants and Advocates
By Emilio Rodriguez

A Renewed Canadian Welcome centres the perspectives of migrants, refugees, and advocates to explore what Canada’s immigration policies would look like if they were reimagined from a human rights perspective, informed by lived experience.