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Canadian Truck and Transport Mechanic
This exam prep book is an essential tool for any Truck and Transport student preparing to write the Red Seal exam. Each practice test closely imitates the Red Seal exam in content and level of difficulty.
Sprog: A Novel of Bomber Command
Sprog: a rookie airman, forced to learn by doing. Summer, 1941. They come from different places, and different lives, but they share a dream: to fly. Eager to join the war in the skies over Europe, thousands of young men flock to Canada from all over Britain and the Commonwealth, and the United States - all hoping to earn their pilots' wings. Before taking to the air, they must endure the challenges of the British Air Commonwealth Training Plan, which quickly turns them from boys into men, and from civilians into soldiers. Sprog takes us from Bomber Command's war, to the retreat from France, and to the peaceful but dangerous skies of Canada where these young men will discover themselves, and their destinies.
Construction Geometry
This textbook is designed to develop an understanding of geometrical applications for students in carpentry, millwork, building, and drafting courses. Each unit starts with simple exercises and moves to more complex assignments.
Canadian Heavy Equipment Technician
This handbook is an essential tool for any Heavy Equipment technician preparing to write their Certificate of Qualification exam. The book presents practice tests in Red Seal format, making it a universal exam prep for students in all provinces.
Crisis Communications in Canada
The second edition of Crisis Communications: A Practice Approach offers the same guide to the theory and practice of modern crisis communications as the first edition. Updated with new case studies and many refinements to its theories and explanations, Crisis Communications takes the same common-sense approach to the most demanding of communications scenarios. Using his discussion-style approach, the author answers many questions students and instructors may not have thought to ask about the hows and whys of crisis communications. Like the first book, this edition covers the task of crisis communications planning, including monitoring issues, integrating stakeholder groups into crisis plans,...
Production 101
In Production 101, noted producer and executive Raquel V. Benítez Rojas provides a clear, concise and practical summary of the fundamentals of film, television and multimedia production. Topics covered in the book include: - Copyright and moral rights - Legal organization of a production company - Submission forms - Option, purchase and writing agreements - Assignment and waiver of rights - Non-disclosure and non-circumvention agreements - Teasers and test samples - Co-productions - Canadian content regulations - Budgets and schedules - Insurance - Distribution - Rights acquisition - Merchandising The numerous sample agreements and documents included in the book serve as useful templates fo...
Proactive Media Relations
Drawing on the author's many years of experience both as a media relations practitioner and a classroom instructor, Proactive Media Relations: A Canadian Perspective, Third Edition provides an indispensable tool kit for professionals and students alike. Mark Hunter LaVigne first explains where media relations fits within the discipline of public relations before going on to outline basic procedures and practices. Topics covered include: The relationship between media relations and effective marketing Newsworthiness and why it matters The challenges facing today's journalists and how, by understanding them, media relations professionals can work proactively with reporters and editors Diverse ...
Honouring Our Past, Embracing Our Future
As the University of Regina marks 100 years of excellence in education on its campus, Honouring Our Past, Embracing Our Future is a tribute to the thousands of students, faculty members and staff who have contributed to the institution's development over the past century.
Hutchins' University
The inauguration of Robert Maynard Hutchins as the fifth President of the University of Chicago in 1929 coincided with a drastically changed social and economic climate throughout the world. And Hutchins himself opened an era of tumultuous reform and debate within the University. In the midst of the changes Hutchins started and the intense feelings they stirred, William H. McNeill arrived at the University to pursue his education. In Hutchins' University he tells what it was like to come of age as a undergraduate in those heady times. Hutchins' scathing opposition to the departmentalization of learning and his resounding call for reforms in general education sparked controversy and fueled de...
