- The Codex Canadiensis and the Writings of Louis Nicolas, edited by Francois-Marc Gagnon et al. Nicolas was a kind of 17th century Audubon in New France, but until now his work has mostly been known from illustrations torn from their context.
- Geographer-historian Arthur Ray has a kind of memoir Telling it to the Judge: Taking Native History to Court, about the travails of historical expert witnesses.
- Newfoundland Modern: Architecture in the Smallwood Years by Robert Mellin -- it's not all tilt houses by the shore, m'bye.
- In Search of R.B. Bennett by P.B Waite, a new study of the '30s prime minister by the elder statesman of Canadian political historians.
- British Generals in the War of 1812 by Wesley B. Turner
- Warren Elofson's Frontier Ranching in the Land and Times of Charlie Russell covers the ranching frontier on both sides of the border.
- On to Civvy Street, by Peter Neary, on veterans and veterans' affairs post WWII.
- Georges and Pauline Vanier, a dual biography by Mary Frances Coady
- and David A Wilson's Thomas D'Arcy McGee, Volume Two, previously mentioned here.
and other titles of potential interest, reprints, new editions, etc. MGQUP Fall 2011 catalogue is available here
