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April 3, 3008 - Shortlisted for the 23rd John Wesley Dafoe Book Prize

The book prize memorializes John Wesley Dafoe one of the most significant Canadian editors of the 20th century. It is one of the richest book awards for good non-fiction about Canada, Canadians and the nation in international affairs. In his tenure at the Manitoba Free Press, later renamed the Winnipeg Free Press, from 1901-1944, Dafoe was known for his advocacy of western development, free trade and national independence. (From the press release)

Finalist for the Writers' Trust of Canada's
Shaughnessy Cohen Award for Political Writing

This award is presented for a non-fiction book of outstanding literary merit that enlarges our understanding of contemporary Canadian political and social issues. The prize is presented at Politics and the Pen in Ottawa in the spring. To read more about this award visit The Writers' Trust of Canada site.

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In praise of solidarity
Peter T. Smith, Telegraph-Journal
Published Tuesday January 29th, 2008 Appeared on page A5

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The Great Divide
Future Band province together to gain advantage in global economy, journalist tells New Brunswick

Quentin Casey, Telegraph-Journal
Published Monday January 21st, 2008 Appeared on page A1

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'The rules of the game in the global marketplace have changed'
Trade: Canadian firms must look beyond domestic, U.S. markets, says business writer

Reid Southwick, Telegraph-Journal
Published Saturday January 19th, 2008. Appeared on page C1.

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Healing the world with Canadian know-how
Peter Singer, National Post
Published: Wednesday, November 21, 2007

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Canada's warm and fuzzy brand fizzles on world stage
Hollie Shaw, Financial Post
Published: Friday, September 21, 2007

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Capitalize on loonie, exporters urged
Entrepreneurs should be buying in U.S. author
By STEVE PROCTOR Business Editor