Addresse (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781176155138)

This volume, titled "Addresse", presents a collection of speeches delivered at the Canadian Club of Toronto. These addresses cover a range of topics relevant to Canadian society, politics, and economics. Speakers discuss pressing social issues, explore various facets of economic policy, and reflect on matters of ethical importance within the business world. As a historical record of the discussions and perspectives shared at the Canadian Club, this book provides valuable insights into the concerns and priorities of Canadian leaders and thinkers at the time these speeches were given. It offers a window into the intellectual climate and policy debates that shaped Canadian society.

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