Description
In a compelling exploration of the Canadian psyche, Darrell Bricker and John Wright delve into the opinions and attitudes that shape the nation's identity. Their insightful analysis is not just a reflection of current social trends but a rich tapestry of perspectives that reveals what Canadians truly value and believe.
Through a mix of engaging narratives and data-driven insights, the authors paint a vivid picture of the diverse viewpoints across the vast landscapes of Canada. They tackle pressing issues and delve into the complexities of Canadian life, showing how cultural nuances affect everything from politics to personal beliefs.
Signed by both authors, this work promises not only to enlighten readers about the collective mindset of Canadians but also to provoke thought and discussion on what it means to live in this diverse, ever-evolving nation.
Through a mix of engaging narratives and data-driven insights, the authors paint a vivid picture of the diverse viewpoints across the vast landscapes of Canada. They tackle pressing issues and delve into the complexities of Canadian life, showing how cultural nuances affect everything from politics to personal beliefs.
Signed by both authors, this work promises not only to enlighten readers about the collective mindset of Canadians but also to provoke thought and discussion on what it means to live in this diverse, ever-evolving nation.
Book Details
Format
Paperback
Pages
288 pages
Language
English
Published
Jan 1, 2005
Publisher
Doubleday Canada, Limited
ISBN-10
0385659857
ISBN-13
9780385659857