Christopher Moore's History News

The new Dictionary of Canadian Biography entry on Herbert Molson (1875-1938)  is a blockbuster, worth reading even if you have no interest...

A friend told me he has been enjoying Allan Levine's new The Dollar A Year Men .  I haven't seen it myself but here's a bit from...

Maybe ... someday Alex Usher's HESA blog "One Thought to Start your Day" today offers a more trenchant summary of North Americ...

Some press coverage of the recent agreement between media giants Bell and Rogers -- that gives Rogers control of Maple Leaf Sports and Enter...

I've been meaning to note -- Pride Week finally gets me around to it -- a lively review in the May Literary Review of Canada by El...

Since about February, blogger and spouse have been in the process of buying a new home, selling the old home, and organizing a downsizing, ...

American babies are 76 per cent more likely to die before they turn a year old than babies in other rich countries, and American childr...

In Canada's 150th year, the Bank of Montreal is marking the 200th anniversary of its own founding in 1817 and the Canadian Imperial Ban...

Ryder Hesjedal: new team, plans to make history in the Giro Andrew Smith's blog The Past Speaks notes an unusual course in busines...

You better start writing it soon, because the Romneyite vulture investors who now own it have begun to dismantle the enterprise. They wi...

Andrew Smith, formerly of Lakehead University, now teaching at the University of Liverpool Management School, often makes the case at his...

One. The global financial collapse drew attention to the way Canada's banks -- few, large, and relatively-closely supervised by a nation...