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By presenting the stories of St. Joseph’s Parish, one of several faith communities in Ottawa, this work highlights the significant influence of volunteers on programs and policy in Canada’s refugee settlement sector, and its precarity in the face of declining religiosity across the country. Learn More

Ordinary People, Extraordinary Actions Learn More

Combining translatology, narratology, and a feminist approach, this study examines the French translation of three Jane Austen novels and focuses, among other things, on the British author’s use of humour and ambiguity. Learn More

Combining translatology, narratology, and a feminist approach, this study examines the French translation of three Jane Austen novels and focuses, among other things, on the British author’s use of humour and ambiguity. Learn More

This book traces the history of the allumettières of the E. B. Eddy company in Hull. Mostly young French-Canadian women, these “match girls” were exposed to numerous dangers in exchange for meagre wages. Despite various obstacles, they advocated for better working conditions by unionizing. Learn More

This book traces the history of the allumettières of the E. B. Eddy company in Hull. Mostly young French-Canadian women, these “match girls” were exposed to numerous dangers in exchange for meagre wages. Despite various obstacles, they advocated for better working conditions by unionizing. Learn More

Taking an in-depth look at faculty experiences, this work reveals the importance of sabbaticals in the unique development of academics by exploring the productive options they offer. A great follow-up to The Academic Gateway and Beyond the Academic Gateway, this book can also be read independently. Learn More

Taking an in-depth look at faculty experiences, this work reveals the importance of sabbaticals in the unique development of academics by exploring the productive options they offer. A great follow-up to The Academic Gateway and Beyond the Academic Gateway, this book can also be read independently. Learn More

The Far Northeast: 3000 BP to Contact synthesizes archaeological research covering the period from 3000 BP to European contact in the Far Northeast of North America. Focusing on intra- and inter-regional cultural connections, this collective work offers an in-depth case study of hunter-gatherer lifeways. Learn More