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It's hard to worry about the future when you're laughing at the hilarious absurdity of daily life.

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The only known first-person account by a Chinese worker on the Canadian Pacific Railway, an invaluable contribution to Canadian history.

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"Unless it's a love letter or a pay check, nothing good ever came out of an envelope." The Envelope

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The Gorge: Selected Writings of Nancy Shaw gathers interdisciplinary work from a leading voice of the Kootenay School of Writing.

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It's May 1922, wedding preparations are in full swing, and old memories, past desires, and big regrets threaten to turn the big celebration into a big melee.

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A delightful collection of seventy miniature fictions and comics riffing on the theme of happiness, The Great Happiness offers a series of lively antidotes to the current climate of doom.

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Every house has its secrets, but none hides them better than the august home of Delorme family in Montreal.

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The Living is a documentary play inspired by the actual stories of women and girls who survived trauma in post-conflict zones. It examines the lives of victims and perpetrators, post-genocide, who live side-by-side in government-issued housing, as well as the role of NGO-funded campaigns.

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Bowering and Curnoe became friends in their youth, and for 26 years they grew up parallel, inside each others work.

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The Mystery Play is a detective story, a ghost story, and a memory play: a theatrical blending of Wit and The Woman In Black, it is a supernatural chiller of rattling cupboards, overnight sances, and spectral possessions where the "mystery" reveals a "miracle" beyond logic.

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Dorothy Dittrichs The Piano Teacher is a play about loss, love, friendship, and the healing power of music. When Erin, a classical pianist, experiences the loss of the life she knew, she meets an unconventional piano teacher who gives her new hope for the future.

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In this black comedy, Judith K. finds herself accused of an unknown crime. Cast of 3 women and 4 men.

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After surviving a major accident, a man is trapped in a village buried in the snow and cut off from the world by a nationwide power failure. He is entrusted to Matthias, a taciturn old man who agrees to heal his wounds in exchange for wood, food, and eventual escape from the village. Will they manage to stand up against external threats and intimate pitfalls

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'Nlaka'pamux Elder York explains the red-ochre inscriptions on rocks of the Stein Valley, a landmark in the evolution of writing.

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From one of Canadas most influential poets, poems written in response to the discovery of letters by her father. These poems explore a sense of place and home on Canadas West Coast now on the brink of global climate change. There Then permeates any Here Now of immigrant consciousness and highlights the impermanent quality of home.

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Treaty 6 Deixis considers "what it means to live on Treaty 6 territory in a way that acknowledges and honours all my obligations and all my relations."

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Michel Tremblay's Twists of Fate gathers volumes 6 and 7 of the critically acclaimed Desrosiers Diaspora series of novels, If by Chance (set in 1925, about the great Ti-Lou, the famous She-Wolf of Ottawa) and Destination Paradise (where we enter the Paradise Club, on 1930s Montral's Main Street, and follow douard Tremblay in his formative years).

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It's 1972 in Vancouver, a city crossed between love-in hip and forest-corp square.

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