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PROVINCIAL PROUD Like the Canada Journal, each provincial journal is done in an antique typewriter font and give the owner Craftsmanship the most important superlative data and symbols from their province. They all contain a quote by an impor- We are proud to call Lunenburg home; tant writer from that province that is intended to serve prouder still to carry on a tradition of as an inspiration for them. Greatness and inspiration craftsmanship and dedication to beauty can be found in our backyards. and functionality. Dedicated craftsman launched more These fully realized vintage journals (5 ¼ x 8 ¼) than 500 ships from this port town. contain 220 lined pages. Price: $16.95 The world famous saltbank fishing and racing schooner, the Bluenose, was built here. The same craftsmanship that built those ships also manifested itself in all aspects of life and is responsible for its UNESCO World Heritage Site designation. The narrow streets and unique archi- tecture and all the little flourishes of detail is a reminder of the importance of beauty. Life and beauty can co-exist. British Columbia 978-1-77276-129-0 Alberta 978-1-77276-128-3 Saskatchewan 978-1-77276-127-6 Manitoba 978-1-77276-126-9 Ontario 978-1-77276-125-2 Quebec 978-1-77276-124-5 Prince Edward Island 978-1-77276-121-4 New Brunswick 978-1-77276-122-1 Nova Scotia 978-1-77276-123-8 Newfoundland and Labrador 978-1-77276-120-7 Spring, 2019 1 NEW FOR THE SPRING Turning Points: ISBN: 978-1-77276-118-4 Author: Paul W. Bennet, Ed.D. 20 Pivotal Moments in Nova Scotia’s History Price: 19.95 Author Paul Bennett builds on his Chronicle Herald column that ran in 2017 to Pub date: March tell the history of Nova Scotia through 20 pivotal turning points. From Nova Rights held: World Scotia’s problems with Confederation to wartime Halifax, the Springhill Min- 9 x 10 ¼; softcover, 160 pages ing Disaster, Viola Desmond and Ray Ivany’s ‘Now or Never’ report, Bennett recounts these decisive moments that have shaped the province’s destiny. Marketing plans • Regional print and digital ads ISBN: 978-1-77276-111-5 • Provincial media and review mailing My Nova Scotia Home: With rarely seen photography from the Chronicle Herald archives, combined Price: $19.95 • Targeted marketing campaign Nova Scotia’s best writers riff on the place they call home with skillfully crafted and colourful stories, Bennett shows how these turning Pub date: March points helped define the Nova Scotia we live in today. Each episode helped Rights held: World forge the province’s identity, change its trajectory, and shape its collective 6 x 9/softcover; 200 pages In this no-holds barred look at the province, writers captivate and capture the sense of purpose. true essence of Nova Scotia. From these personal accounts of life here, the Marketing plans writers reveal the great joys and small pleasures but also the schisms, foibles, Paul W. Bennet, Ed.D., is a Halifax author, education policy researcher, and • Regional print and digital ads and missed opportunities of a life made in Nova Scotia. By revealing them- well-known news commentator. He is director of Schoolhouse Institute, Hali- • Provincial media and review mailing selves, they make the province larger, more welcoming, more interesting, and fax, founding Chair of researchED Canada, and the author of nine books. His • Targeted marketing campaign blog, Educhatter, was honoured in 2018 with the Gold Medal as Top Education • Provincial tour featuring contributing certainly more colourful. This book is proof positive that life really is a search authors in public forum for home. Blog in Canada. Contributing writers include: Chief Daniel Paul, Sheldon Currie, George Elliot Clarke, Jonathan Torrens, Acadia University President Dr. Peter Ricketts, Tareq Hadhad (Peace By Chocolate), Darren Greer, Donna Morrisey, Lesley Choyce, Carol Bruneau, Silver Don Cameron, Elaine McCluskey, Janet Barkhouse, Allan Lynch, Phil Milner, Neville MacKay, Ian Colford, Chris Benjamin, Vernon Oickle, Jan Coates, Janice Landry, John J. Guiney Yallop, Theresa Meuse and Alice Burdick. 2 MacIntyre Purcell Publishing Inc. Spring, 2019 3 RECENTLY RELEASED The Bluenoser’s Book of Slang How to talk Nova Scotian Nova Scotia is blessed with a rich language. It is literally littered with words and expressions that vary from county to county, and town to town. From hodge-podge, to blowin’ a gale, bed lunch, slippy, fill yer boots and right some good, Nova Scotia Slang will introduce you to a whole new language. Vernon Oickle is an international award winning journalist, editor and writer. Maritime folklore, superstitions and traditions are his passion. The Nova Scotia Book of Lists Humans are obsessed with lists. We have our shopping lists and our list of things to do. We also have lists of the Top Ten Movies, Top Ten Songs, Top Ten ISBN: 978-1-77276-093-4 Books, Top Ten Places to Eat, Top News Stories of the Year and so on and so on. ISBN: 978-1-77276-119-1 We Love Nova Scotia Author: Vernon Oickle Curator: Vernon Oickle Price: $16.95 Price: $19.95 A people’s portrait But what about Nova Scotia? What about the 10 best fishing holes in Nova Scotia? How about the top 10 weather events to occur in Nova Scotia? Who Pub date: March Drawn from the images from the We Love Nova Scotia community Facebook were the Top 10 most influential people in the history of Nova Scotia? What Rights held: World group (52,000 members), it proves being in the right place at the right time were the 10 worst crimes ever committed in Nova Scotia? Which 10 notable 10x8/softcover, 96 pages does matter. From Meat Cove to Cape Forchu and down every back road Nova Scotians would you want to have a drink with? If you could, which 10 and into every cove along the coast, We Love Nova Scotia, is a collection of famous Nova Scotians would you invite to a dinner party at your house? Marketing plans stunning photography from photographers (amateur and professional) from • Regional print and digital ads around the province. In The Nova Scotia Book of Lists, seasoned author Vernon Oickle compiles a • Provincial media and review mailing collection of lists on anything you can think of about Nova Scotia. Among the • Targeted marketing campaign lists, we get: • Launch with contributing photographers The images are simply breathtaking and speak for themselves. This is no ordi- nary photography book. It is a book by people who love Nova Scotia. Curated • Joe Canada’s Top10 qualities that define a “real” Nova Scotian. by author Vernon Oickle. • Natalie MacMaster’s wish list of the Top 10 Nova Scotians she would like Audience for the book is, of course, locals and tourists, but just as importantly to perform for. the 52,000 members of the We Love Nova Scotia community group who are • Jimmy Rankin’s 10 favourite songs ever performed by a Nova Scotian. responsible for the book. Vernon Oickle is an international award winning journalist, editor and writer. He is the author of 28 books, including Red Sky at Night and the bestselling series of books based on the saying, “One Crow Sorrow …” Vernon continues to reside in Liverpool where he was born and raised. ISBN: 978-1-77276-109-2 Author: Vernon Oickle Price: $19.95 4 MacIntyre Purcell Publishing Inc. Spring, 2019 5 Out of Old Saskatchewan Kitchens Out of Old Saskatchewan Kitchens is the story of the people and the food they prepared. Saskatoons to sauerkraut. Bannock to baked beans. Out of Old Saskatchewan Kitchens is a tantalizing blend of pioneer cuisine and rich culinary heritage dating back to the fur trade and beyond. With dozens of photos, it is a window into life as it was then. If you want to know what life was really like in early Saskatchewan, come to the table with us. A CULINARY CLASSIC “This blending of characters, recipes and stories serves up a menu of home. In the tradition of iconic Canadian food writers Anita Stewart, Marie Nightingale, and Edna Staebler, Amy Jo Ehman has penned a culinary classic.” — dee Hobsbawn-Smith, chef and award-winning author 2018 official Saskatchewan selection - One Book, One Province ISBN: 978-1-927097-61-8 Author: Amy Jo Ehman Price: $19.95 Out of Old Manitoba Kitchens Out of Old Manitoba Kitchens is the story of the people and the food they ISBN: 978-1-77276-112-2 Out of Old Ontario Kitchens prepared. It is a window into life as it was then. If you want to know what life Author: Lindy Mechefske was really like in early Manitoba, come to the table with us. Christine Hanlon Price: $24.95 has a passion for food, people, and their stories. Out of Old Manitoba Kitchens captures the essence of the province’s rich culinary traditions, melding Out of Old Ontario Kitchens is the story of people and the food they prepared. recipes, photographs and narratives of its earliest cooks, including the With more than 50 photos, it is a window into life as it was then. If you want to Indigenous people, Selkirk Settlers and first homesteaders. know what life was really like in early Ontario, come to the table with us. FEAST Out of Old Ontario Kitchens pays homage to the First Peoples and the earliest “This fascinating book is packed with historical and culinary insights into the settlers; those who trapped and fished and hunted; those who cleared the foodways of early Manitoba, brought to life in vivid and warm-hearted prose land and planted crops; and to all those women — our mothers and aunts, — a deliciously well-collated feast of real people and real recipes.” our grandmothers and great-grandmothers and great-great grandmothers — — James Chatto, award winning food writer and author who got up and lit the fire; who toiled and stirred and cooked and baked and who kept families alive.