Lose weight. Quit smoking. Exercise more. For over a century, governments and voluntary
groups have run educational campaigns encouraging Canadians to adopt healthy habits in …

Canada—Alberta passed a sexual sterilization act in 1928 to prevent the “unfit” from
reproducing, while other Canadians promoted “positive” eugenics, urging Canadians to improve …

This article examines selected cookbooks that were published for the Canadian centennial
year: the Chatelaine Centennial Collection of Home-Tested Recipes, Food – à la canadienne …

In mid-twentieth century Canada trends in health, care delivery, and health activism were
shifting. Accordingly, voluntary health organizations and health charities were growing in size …

This article examines selected cookbooks that were published for the Canadian centennial
year: the Chatelaine Centennial Collection of Home-Tested Recipes, Food–à la canadienne …

AMERICAN HISTORICAL REVIEW FEBRUARY 2020 venereal disease. This was not the
only problem it faced. With its focus on a variety of issues, it found itself unable to garner the …

… Carstairs, Philpott, and Wilmshurst show that collaborative work that draws on student
research projects can make a book-length project feasible (Philpott and Wilmshurst are Carstairs’ …

Public Health Campaigns is a well-written, well-organized, and well-researched monograph.
Although the title suggests a national study of public health campaigns across the …

This book chronicles the work of the Health League of Canada, a non-governmental health
information agency that encouraged Canadians to engage in positive health behaviour …

CO-AUTHORED BY Catherine Carstairs and two of her former Master's students, Be Healthy,
Be Wise follows the evolution of a Toronto and Ontario-centric public health organization …