A slightly acidic space for commentary, mixed with sweet undertones of optimism, and occasionally garnished with a cherry of insight. Pample the Moose is the blog of Matthew Hayday, an associate professor in the History Department at the University of Guelph. The assorted musings here are his, and do not reflect the positions of the university.
Gentle readers, I'm back in Ontario. Guelph is treating me well, and hopefully I will soon see my furniture again. Most importantly, my internet connection is up and running, so blogging can recommence in a few short days.
posted by Matt @ 6:42 pm
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Bilingual Today, United Tomorrow: Official Languages in Education and Canadian Federalism
Available from your local academic or independent bookstore or at Amazon.ca or Chapters/Indigo online
Mobilizations, Protests and Engagements: Canadian Perspectives on Social Movements
Available from Fernwood Publishing, Amazon or chapters.indigo.ca
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Upper Canada?!? Interesting word choice...... =)
That one was for you Dan! (...and Don... and all the other people at Mount A. who have heard that particular rant.)
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