This is the third book in the making of of likened to James Bond meets The Da Vinci Code, it will finds the American-Canadian adventurer pitted against marauding, firebomb throwing youth in a chaotic France of the near future.

This book explores an economic region stretching from Niagara Falls to Oakville (where the Toronto sprawl begins). This economic region takes in the political regions of Greater Hamilton, Halton and Niagara. With Hamilton at its core, the region encompasses over 1 million people and boasts a highly diversified economy. The book looks at this region on the cusp of a new millennium and examines how a new generation is being prepared for challenges ahead. The book combines detailed text with stunning photography by Paul Sparrow. It is a perfect blend of a community coffee table book with a business book.

As with the first volume of this remarkable series, award-winning writer Michael B Davie shares with readers some of the outstanding news and feature articles he's created during a journalism career spanning decades. The verteran journalist is a master of this artform, seemingly effortlessly creating stores that are at once compelling, engaging, thought-provoking, well-written and well-researched. The News & Features series of books presents a small but interesting selection of the author's work that in total encompasses over 10,000 articles published in The Toronto Star, Hamilton Spectator, Globe & Mail, Montreal Gazette, Vancouver Sun and many other major newspapers coast to coast. Commentary by the author is also included throughout. This is an insightful look at the work of one of Canada's leading journalists.

An amazing and inspiring collection of awesome success stories, including Tim Hortons coffee shops co-founder Ron Joyce and billionaire businessman Michael G DeGroote.

History is invariably written from the perspective of the winners. But losers also have stories to tell. And there are valuable lessons to be learned from the defeated. Join author Michael B. Davie as he examines the meaning and significance of such diverse events as the l700s Acadian expulsion in Canada; Vietnam War and the defeat of Walter Mondale to Ronald Reagan in the United States; and the forced famines of the Ukrainian Holocaust. It's a fascinating look at those who faced life's trials -- and came in second.

This is the book Toronto doesn't want you to read! Tired of Hogtown's constant preening, pretentiousness and pomposity? This book is for you. This book is also for hard-core Toronto fans -- if they have the patience to read to the end (they aren't known for their patience). Why Everybody Hates Toronto is based on survey data and exhaustive research (the author tires easily). Why Everybody Hates Toronto is an insightful, witty, informative and wonderful look at one of the world's great cities. Soon to be a major best-seller! Warning: Despite the book's flippant tone and very funny overall approach, the book also contains some surprising depth and insight concerning Toronto woes. It's a content-rich, humorous, must-read for anyone who has ever lived in, visited, or thought of Toronto. Michael B. Davie has produced a first-rate book!

Ever wonder why some people achieve impressive success while others reach for the brass ring only to see it slip from their grasp? Join author Michael B. Davie as he examines success strategies employed by truly innovative leaders in their fields. Winning Ways explores the remarkable turn-around at Lakeport Brewing, prominent developer Rudy Reimer's escape from Nazi Germany, billionaire businessman Michael G. DeGroote's rise to fame and fortune, Mortgage Financial's 30 per cent growth rate - and many more inspiring stories.

Formerly able to over-rule provincial laws, Canada is now helpless to stop Quebec and other provinces from acting against national interests. The author examines the high cost of decentralisation and its dire implications for Canada's future.

Quebec's provincial government alarmed many when it enacted its odious sign law restricting the use of English. Although this blatant human rights violation was struck down by the Supreme courts of Quebec and Canada, the provincial government enacted its sign law anyway. How? Quebec invoked the infamous Notwithstanding Clause to over-rule the highest courts in the land! Join the author as he explores Quebecs controversial use of Section 33 -- and the danger the Notwithstanding clause poses to all Canadians.

An impotent message: This book is for the insane. It's also for anyone who at some point in life had a fleeting moment of self doubt: the virtually insane. The fact you have read this far proves you have a form of insanity, even if you can't quite put your finger on it. This book is here to help. It's filled with poetry intended, however unrealistically, to ease all manner of mental and emotional distress. Everyone is proud of you for having come this far. Now it's time to take the next step and buy a copy of this book. You will also need copies for friends and family. This is an experience to be shared -- and cherished.

"News & Features" offers an insightful look into the art of news and feature writing. The crafting of great news stories and feature articles is truly an under-appreciated art. Veteran award-winning journalist Michael B. Davie is a master of this artform, seemingly effortlessly creating stories that are at once compelling, engaging, thought-provoking, well-written and well-researched. The News & Features series of books presents a small but interesting selection of the author's work that in total, encompasses more than 10,000 articles published in The Toronto Star, Hamilton Spectator, Glove & Mail, Montreal Gazette, Vancouver Sun and many other major newspapers coast to coast. Commentary by the author is included throughout. This is an insightful look at the work of one of Canada's leading journalists.