Redresser les torts du Canada: Africville

by Gloria Ann Wesley

Immersion French edition
In the 1960s, after ignoring the Black community’s repeated petitions for basic services, the City of Halifax bulldozed Africville in the name of urban renewal.

Redresser les torts du Canada: L’antisémitisme et le MS Saint Louis

by Rona Arato

Immersion French edition
In 1939, a ship of Jewish refugees, including hundreds of children, was turned away by the Canadian government, fuelled by anti-Semitic sentiments. In 2018, Canada apologized.

Redresser les torts du Canada: L’internement des Canadiens japonais

by Pamela Hickman & Masuko Fukawa

Immersion French edition
During the Second World War, over 20,000 Japanese Canadians had their civil rights, homes, possessions, and freedom taken away. This visual-packed book tells the story.

Redresser les torts du Canada: Internement d’Italo-Canadiens

by Pamela Hickman & Jean Smith Cavalluzzo

Immersion French edition
Explains how prejudice and racism led to the roundup and internment of hundreds of loyal Italian Canadians during the Second World War and includes the federal government’s apology for the internment in 2021.

Redresser les torts du Canada: Le Komagata Maru

by Pamela Hickman

Immersion French edition
A visual history of the courageous Indians who sailed to Vancouver to start a new life — only to be turned away by a racist immigration policy.

Redresser les torts du Canada: Les pensionnats indiens

by Melanie Florence

Immersion French edition
This updated edition includes the findings of unmarked graves at residential schools and examines the work still to be done to implement the Calls to Action of the TRC Report.

Redresser les torts du Canada: La purge LGBT

by Ken Setterington

Immersion French edition
Until recently, Canadian laws discriminated against LGBTQ+ people. Those in the Canadian Military, RCMP and civil service were targeted specifically.

Redresser les torts du Canada: La rafle des années 1960

by Andrew Bomberry & Teresa Edwards

Immersion French edition
An examination of the Sixties Scoop—a child welfare policy in Canada that saw the removal of Indigenous children from their families, often by force.

Redresser les torts du Canada: Réinstallation d’Inuit

by Frank James Tester & Krista Ulujuk Zawadski

Immersion French edition
A ground-breaking account of multiple forced relocations by the Canadian government of Inuit communities and individuals.

Redresser les torts du Canada: La taxe d’entrée chinoise

by Arlene Chan

Immersion French edition
This visual history shows how, after the CPR to Vancouver was finished, Canada imposed racist, anti-Chinese immigration policies that lasted more than 60 years.