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What Canadians Said in 2025
A Yearbook of Public Opinion and Perspective
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Did you hear what they said!? Sometimes someone says something so astonishing, so dumb or brilliant, so insightful or infuriating that everyone takes notice. But other times, a poignant or perceptive comment can get lost in the general noise of...
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Fact VS Fiction
Canada's New Political Divide
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What happens when hate and misinformation start to shape the beliefs of voters and the policies of governments? Can our democracy survive if each political party’s base is driven by an alternative view of reality? This scenario is playing out...
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Watching Trump from Afar—But Maybe Not Far Enough
Elbows Up, Canada!
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When Robbie Burns wrote in 1786: “To see ourselves as others see us! It would from many a blunder free us,” he could not have foreseen Donald J. Trump as president of the United States. This book is a record of what Trump’s America looked like to...
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Nigeria A Lie?
Volume One
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Nigeria A Lie? Historical Perspective is a subtle yet powerful reflection on Nigeria’s formation, colonial foundations, and evolving national identity. Through thoughtful analysis and scholarly insight, the book examines the complex forces that...
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The 90% Code
Rewriting Power for the AI Era
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We are entering an era of existential velocity. Technology is scaling exponentially while the institutions meant to govern it remain locked in analog time. In that gap, power doesn't distribute—it concentrates. By design. Concentrated authority...
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Four Years of Talking
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Four Years of Talking is a compelling compilation of speeches, articles, and press releases delivered by Prof. Steve Sinikiem Azaiki during his tenure as a member of the Nigerian House of Representatives from June 2019 to June 2023. The book...
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The One Book
Poetry, Philosophy, Politics, and the Potential to Awaken the Critical Thinker
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THIS BOOK STANDS ALONE IN A BOLD WORLD, AND CHALLENGES THE NORMS OF SOCIETY. The collection tackles the Trump administration, Israel and Gaza, fatherhood, Canadian identity, and the struggle for artistic freedom in a world increasingly dominated...
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A World Without America
The Great Decoupling and the Rise of the Global South
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The unipolar world order is fracturing. For decades, global finance, trade routes, and international security relied entirely on a single anchor: the United States. But beneath the surface of modern geopolitics, an unprecedented shift is...
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The Architecture of Inequality
Socratic Dialogues on American Crisis
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The Architecture of Inequality is a work of civic philosophy that examines the structural foundations of American democratic life through the time-honored method of Socratic dialogue. Set in a university seminar room, the book brings together...
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Here Come the Heroes
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Here Come the Heroes is a nonfiction, first-hand account of a series of events that began in the city of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, August 2012. It is the unbelievable yet true story of how two brothers stood up against members of the Saskatoon...
