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Toronto
Toronto, named by UNESCO as the world's most multicultural city, attracts thousands of tourists annually to its fascinating neighbourhoods and thriving cultural scene. But in its 250-year history, Toronto has also become a place of many intriguing secrets. Toronto: The Unknown City delves into the lesser-known spaces and stories of the city that's no longer known as "The Good," offering tantalizing tidbits of local lore, offbeat facts, and surprising anecdotes. From sealed-off public spaces to lost railways, tales of true crime to behind-the-scenes movie gossip, it's packed with revelations. There's also a guide to one of the world's most eclectic dining scenes, plus celebrity stories, sport...
Toronto
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Dramatic Licence
Navigating through two languages and cultures, Ladouceur studies translation strategies in the world of theatre.
Canadian Drama
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Setting the Stage
Stage designer, director, and critic Whittaker recounts his experiences in the Montreal theater scene between 1920 and 1949. Coverage includes profiles of actors, directors, and producers; descriptions of early theaters; and a discussion of the competition between francophone and anglophone artists. Rittenhouse's (drama, Bishop's University) introduction, chronology, and commentary serve to place the memoir in context. c. Book News Inc.
