Issue 82
Fall 2016
First World War Posters Sources: Wikimedia Commons, Library and Archives Canada, Library of Congress, Archives of Ontario.
IN THIS ISSUE
Feature Articles
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Western Canada at War: Introduction
BY Esyllt Jones and Robert Coutts
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“Are You ‘Doing Your Bit’?”: Edith Robertson, Letter-Writing, and Women’s Contributions in First-World-War Winnipeg
BY Andrea Martin and Tyyne Petrowski
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Shifting Memories, Shifting Meanings: The Nutana Collegiate Memorial Art Gallery in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, 1919-1930
BY Eric Story
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Manitoba Mennonites and the State: Wartime Measures and the Influenza Pandemic in Hanover
BY Vanessa Quiring
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Armageddon: Western Canadian Newspapers at the Outbreak of the Great War
BY David J. Gallant
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“Holding Their End Up in Splendid Style”: Indigenous People and Canada’s First World War
BY Karine Duhamel and Matthew McRae
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The First World War and the Women of Waskatenau: The 1917 Red Cross Fundraising Signature Quilt
BY Sean Moir and Anthony Worman
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Cool Things in the Collection: The Canon Wilmot Collection
BY Wayne Chan
Book Reviews
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Sherrill Grace, Landscapes of War and Memory: The Two World Wars in Canadian Literature and the Arts, 1977-2007
BY C. J. Taylor
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Cynthia Toman, Sister Soldiers of the Great War: The Nurses of the Canadian Army Medical Corps and Andrea McKenzie (editor), War-Torn Exchanges: The Lives and Letters of Nursing Sisters Laura Holland and Mildred Forbes
BY Dianne Dodd
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Nic Clarke, Unwanted Warriors: The Rejected Volunteers of the Canadian Expeditionary Force
BY Paul Esau
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Frederick George Scott, The Great War As I Saw It. Introduction by Mark G. McGowan and Will R. Bird, And We Go On: A Memoir of the Great War. Introduction and Afterword by David Williams and Philippe Bieler, Onward Dear Boys: A Family Memoir of the Great War
BY C. J. Taylor
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Lara Campbell, Michael Dawson, and Catherine Gidney, editors, Worth Fighting For: Canada’s Tradition of War Resistance from 1812 to the War on Terror
BY John Derksen
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Bill Rawling, Surviving Trench Warfare: Technology and the Canadian Corps, 1914-1918, 2nd edition
BY Lyle Dick
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