Book Review of “At Risk: Social Justice in Child Welfare and Other Human Services” by Karen J. Swift and Marilyn Callahan, 2009, Toronto: University of Toronto Press

The newest book by Canadian social work scholars Karen Swift and Marilyn Callahan is exemplary of how other disciplines can invigorate social work theory. “At Risk” uses child welfare practice as an entry point for exploring the continuing movement away from addressing needs and towards the management of risk in the human services.

Hamlet's Mobility: The Reception of Shakespeare's Tragedy in US-American and Canadian Narrative Fiction

This essay presents a comprehensive study of how Hamlet figures in North American fiction. Gabriele Rippl takes her cue from Stephen Greenblatt’s notion of Shakespeare’s ‘theatrical mobility’ (Greenblatt, Cultural Mobility. Cambridge University Press, 2010). This initial mobility, based on the playwright’s own borrowings, appears to facilitate, or even instigate further migrations. Rippl proceeds to give an overview of adaptations of Shakespeare’s Hamlet in the USA and Canada, thus providing an insight into the historical and cultural uses to which the play has been put by authors such as John Updike or Margaret Atwood. Phenomena such as the ‘republicanization’ of Shakespeare (James Fenimore Cooper), or his appropriation for a feminist counter-discourse in Canada circumscribe a space for the negotiation of cultural and political identities.

Hydrographic measurements from C.S.S. Hudson Cruise 82-002, Canadian Technical Report of Hydrography and Ocean Sciences No. 118, 112 pp (digital version)

This archive consists of the hydrographic data collected on Cruise 82-002 of C.S.S. Hudson, April 11 to May 2, 1982. 78 stations were occupied on a line running near 48°N from the mouth of the English Channel to the Grand Banks of Newfoundland. Pressure, temperature and salinity were measured by a Guildline digital CTP system. Salinity, dissolved oxygen, silicate, nitrate and phosphate were measured from water samples collected on the CTP upcasts. CTP and discrete bottle data and associated derived parameters are tabulated at standard levels. This is the digital version of the printed report (of 1989, see further details), published in 2006 with the information system Pangaea.

Men and books. Collected and reprinted from the Canadian Medical Association Journal.

"Edition limited to 200 copies."

The Canadian formulary, with which is bound The reference companion.

"Second printing, with corrections."

The Canadian who's who.

Imprint varies: v. 1, 1910, London, times Pub. Co.--v. 2, 1936/37, Toronto [London, Times Pub.Co.]--v. 3-10, 1938/39-1964/66, Toronto, Trans-Canada Press; <1990-1994>: University of Toronto Press.

Laurier, a study in Canadian politics,

"Originally published in...the Monthly book review of the Manitoba free press."

Builders of the Canadian commonwealth,

Mode of access: Internet.

Under Canadian skies : a French-Canadian historical romance : when sons of France fought tyranny and shook the yoke of oppression /

Mode of access: Internet.

The Canadian historical review

Latest issue consulted: Vol. 83, no. 3 (Sept. 2002)

American capital and Canadian resources.

Bibliographical references included in "Notes" (p. [203]-212)

A history of the Canadian bank of commerce, with an account of the other banks which now form part of its organization,

Vol. 3, by A. St. L. Trigge.