Population Change in Canada thoroughly presents all issues surrounding population. Critical topics include mortality, health and health care, fertility and the reproduction of society, immigration and the population change in Canada, population distribution, internal migration and the regions, changing growth patterns and their implications, population aging, and population, socio-economic, and socio-cultural composition.

Population Change in Canada

Politics & Social Sciences

Kerr, Don

Beaujot, Roderic P.

Social Sciences

Oxford University Press

It's the one day of the year when every team is in first place and optimism reigns supreme. Opening day is baseball's national holiday, a day for calling in sick to work and getting familiar once again with the crack of the bat at the ballpark. History can be made on opening day, too: Hank Aaron hit his record-tying 714th home run on the first day of the 1974 season, Bob Feller tossed a no-hitter to kick off the 1940 campaign, and Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier with the first pitch of 1947. This is a team-by-team reference to every baseball opening day game played since the National League started in 1876 (and the American League followed in 1901). Each team's entry begins with a chronological list of opening games, noting the opposing team, score, starting pitcher, pitcher of record, and homerun hitters. This is followed by an accounting of the team's overall record, at home record, away record, and record against specific teams. Totals for major statistical categories are given, as well as individual marks for pitching, hitting, and fielding. Appendices list grand slams, overall team and individual opening day records, and year-by-year scores.

Opening Day: All Major League Baseball Season Opening Games, by Team, 1876-1998

Sports & Outdoors

Baseball

McFarland Publishing

Don Kerr's fifth poetry collection is a verbal joyride, an exuberant celebration of a book: a celebration of mountains and plains, of growing up and of being young, of being alive in the present moment and absorbing the feel of the road through the palms of your hands on the wheel. Autodidactic represents an erotics of the everyday, a tribute to place (and movement) and to family (and friends). This is not to say that Kerr sentimentalizes the ordinary, but rather that by examining it in the bright prairie sunlight, he is able to reveal its true extraordinariness. The deep-felt humour that is in many of the poems here does not arise from gilding events with comedy, but from the poet's seeing and drawing out of events what is truly and inherently comic within them. In this book Kerr is able to demonstrate the many shades of his voice and the many facets of his craft. SHORTLISTED for the 1998 Saskatchewan Book Award for Poetry

Autodidactic

Literature & Fiction

Poetry

Brick Books

Saskatoon imagined: Art and architecture in the wonder city

Arts & Photography

DeCoursey, Elaine

Architecture

Mendel Art Gallery

Instructions on planting, cultivating, and preserving fruits and vegetables appropriate to grow in the Northeast are outlined, along with a system designed to maximize the efficient use of garden space

The New England Vegetable Garden: A complete handbook for year round gardening in the Northeast

Science & Math

Technology

Peregrine Pr

Fishing With Jesus: The Catch

Self-Help

Personal Transformation

Kingdom Businesses Corporation

Talking Back (4)

Humor & Entertainment

Coteau Books

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