Explore the must-reads on the NewsRadio Bookshelf, showcasing a diverse range of captivating non-fiction works about Canadian history, current affairs, and more.
Dive into “The Making of Canada: An Epic History in Twenty Extraordinary Lives” by Greg Koabel, offering a fresh perspective on the country’s complex past beyond the traditional narrative.
Tired of the 51st State rhetoric? Discover “Canada Is Not The 51st F-ing State,” a powerful collection of essays and artwork pushing back against Donald Trump’s divisive idea.
Join former journalist Sunny Dhillon on his journey of self-reflection in “Hide and Sikh: Letters from a Life in Brown Skin,” a poignant memoir shedding light on systemic racism.
Uncover the rich history of Vancouver’s Chinatown in “Chinatown Vancouver: An Illustrated History” by Donna Seto, a timely tribute to the community amidst rising anti-Asian sentiments.
Embark on a road trip through history with “Canada’s Main Street: The Epic Story of the Trans-Canada Highway” by Craig Baird, exploring the iconic highway’s significance in the country’s development.
Get a rare glimpse into the life and thoughts of John Horgan in “John Horgan in His Own Words: A Memoir,” a candid account of the late politician’s legacy and impact on B.C. politics.
Celebrate the legacy of Gino Odjick in “Gino: The Fighting Spirit of Gino Odjick” by Patrick Johnston and Peter Leech, a touching biography honoring the beloved Canucks player.
Question the state of Canadian democracy with Andrew Coyne’s eye-opening book, “The Crisis of Canadian Democracy,” challenging notions of the country’s political health.
Delve into the tumultuous reign of Justin Trudeau in “The Prince: The Turbulent Reign of Justin Trudeau” by Stephen Maher, offering insights into the former prime minister’s legacy and challenges.
Lastly, relish the captivating stories of baseball in Vancouver with “Play Ball! The Amazing Stories and Captivating Characters Who Have Made Baseball a Winning Ticket in Vancouver for Over 100 Years” by Tom Hawthorn, a tribute to the sport’s enduring impact on the region.