Addresse (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781176643123)

"Addresse" presents a snapshot of early 21st-century Canadian thought and society through the lens of presentations given at the Canadian Club of Hamilton. While specific details of the addresses are not provided, the book likely captures a range of perspectives on current events, social issues, and political discourse relevant to Canada. This volume offers potential insights into the concerns and priorities of the Canadian public during the era. It may be of interest to researchers and general readers interested in Canadian history and public affairs.

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