Turning Points: The Campaigns That Changed Canada: 2004 and Before

Who says history has to be dry and boring - certainly not Ray Argyle whose new book "Turning Points - The Campaigns That Changed Canada" is as compelling and interesting as any Grisham novel. What do the New Brunswick election of 1866, the Quebec referendum of 1995, and the Federal elections of 1917, 1957, 1968 and 1988 have in common? According to first-time author Argyle, they are milestone political campaigns and pivotal turning points that helped shape Canadian history. Argyle connects the dots to create a clear narrative that enables the reader to appreciate and understand the forces, personalities and events that shaped the Canada we know today. It's a great read which illuminates the rich tapestry of Canadian history.