Working and Living Canada (Working & Living - Cadogan) Patrick Twomey Cadogan Guides, 2005             Canuck Chicks and Maple Leaf Mamas: Women of the Great White North--A Celebration of Canadian Women4 reviews Ann Douglas McArthur & Company Publishing, Ltd., 2003 I LOVE this book!!! I AM CANADIAN! + The cover got... the content kept me! + If you are (or know) a Canadian woman, this book is for you + Canuck Chicks & Maple Leaf Mamas             Dictionary of Canadian French =: Dictionnaire du francais canadien1 review Sinclair Robinson Stoddart, 1990 C'est le caramel sur la creme glacee-The icing on the cake The book "Dictionary of Canadian French" is a very useful book for people who deal with French speakers from Quebec. It has very thorough sections on the vocabulary of Quebec. These are divided into sections e.g. around the house, at the hardware, business. There is a very large section ...             The Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary24 reviews Oxford University Press, USA, 2001 Greatest Thing Since Sliced Bread! + Great French Dictionary + Oxford Hachette French Dictionary + Second best (to the first edition) + Great dictionary             Culture Shock! Canada: A Guide to Customs & Etiquette7 reviews Pang Guek Cheng Graphic Arts Center Publishing Company, 2003 A must for complete background info + Very helpful Culture Shock, Canada I found to be a very useful book which gave me an excellent background to Canada. The book explores the people, the history, the terrain and almost every other issue which makes Canada, Canada and Canadians, Canadians. An essential book to gain a complete understanding of ...             Montreal & Quebec City For Dummies (Dummies Travel) Austin Macdonald For Dummies, 2006 From the urbane, “anything goes” atmosphere of Montréal to the quaint, romantic charm of Québec City …from cultural attractions and historical sights to fantastic shopping, dining, and night life…this guide clues you in about the action and attractions in two diverse, fascinating cities. Learn about terroi, locally grown specialty ingredients prominent in ...             Ntc's Dictionary of Canadian French (NTC's Language Definition)3 reviews Sinclair Robinson, Donald Smith NTC/Contemporary Publishing Company, 1991 A very useful book / Un livre très utile. + A Linguistic Treasure for Amateur Etymology + A worthwhile book to have if you like the French language I'd recommend this book to anyone who is interested in Québécois culture and joual (or Quebec French). It is divided into many categories ranging from nature to sex to sports etc. At the end of the book features certain grammatical features and pronunciation features, in French and in English. ...             Immigration To Canada3 reviews Alan Steven Lulu.com, 2006 Canadian Immigration Made Easy + Excellent Book This book has been invaluable in dealing with my family's immigration needs. It gave great assistance in bringing both my parents and my grandparents into the country legally, without having to spend too much time with legal aid lawyers. This book has everything you'd ever want to know about every ...             A Short History of Quebec3 reviews John Alexander Dickinson, Brian Young McGill-Queen's University Press, 2003 Better than advertised + Good Overview It's called "A Short History" but it's a big thick book with a lot more detail than I bargained for. A little bit dry at times but generally very readable and informative.             Sacre Blues: An Unsentimental Journey Through Quebec16 reviews Taras Grescoe Macfarlane Walter & Ross, 2001 Outstanding Overview of Quebec + I really enjoyed reading this book! + Well written, funny, useful + Very Interesting Look at Quebec + Even Better Than Being There             Quebecois-English English-Quebecois Dictionary & Phrasebook (Hippocrene Dictionary and Phrasebooks)6 reviews Renata Isajlovic, Isabelle Martin Hippocrene Books, 2002 Useful for beginners and travelers + Quebecois French + Useful for beginners and travelers Unlike my fellow reviewer below, I found this dictionary and phrasebook to be useful. In fact, I find linguist-guy's criticism to be harsh and unfair ("Québécois" IS, after all, a dialect of French--how could the book NOT include French words?!). As far as I can tell, the pronunciation guide the ...             Fodor's Montreal and Quebec City 2006 (Fodor's Gold Guides) Fodor's Fodor's, 2006 Immerse yourself in one of the world's best jazz festivals, watch the Changing of the Guard at a massive Québec City fortress, line up for Montréal's mouth-watering answer to corned beef, or challenge yourself with great skiing or golf int eh Laurentians— Fodor's Montréal and Québec City 2006 offers all these experiences and more! Our local writers have traveled throughout the area to find ...             Romantic Days and Nights in Montreal1 review Linda Kay GPP Travel, 1999 Excellent! This book explains how to get every where as well as the history of these great places to visit. This book is a must for tourists to Montreal as well as locals. I would recommend it to all.             La Nouvelle France: The Making of French Canada--A Cultural History1 review Peter N. Moogk Michigan State University Press, 2000 Franco-Americans may not identify with Nouvelle France Non-Traditional View of Francos: An Author Speaks By Juliana L'Heureux A recent telephone interview with author Peter N. Moogk, 60, a Canadian professor currently living in Vancouver, British Columbia, brought out a surprisingly non-traditional point of view on Franco-American culture. So much of ...             French Fun: The Real Spoken Language of Québec8 reviews Steve Timmins Wiley, 1995 Joyful Joual! + Achetez ce libre icitte!! + Funny funny funny This book is great, especially for learners of French. I bought it as a guide to the dialect of Quebec for a project I was doing in my French class and found it fascinating. I am going to study French in Quebec this summer and found that a lot of the phrases this book contains are used there. This ...             Exploring Old Montreal: An Opinionated Guide to the Streets, Churches, and Historic Landmarks of the Old City ... Alan Hustak Vehicule Press, 2003 These guides to the vibrant neighborhoods of Montreal provide the traveler or newcomer with a native's perspective. Each concentrates on a specific area of the city and provides maps, an index of local restaurants and bars, plus relevant web sites. The guides are inexpensive and compact, with updates posted regularly on a web site. Exploring Old Montreal includes the City Hall area, McGill ...             Quebec: Bonjour, eh? An Introduction to La Belle Province for Tourists, Students and Newcomers Heather Keith, Sharon McCully Vivva City (Price-Patterson Ltd.), 2005 This 4 1/4" x 7" book is a guide to the province of Quebec in Canada. It covers all aspects of interest for a trip or an extended stay, including: history, geography, politics, tourist regions, specific places to visit and events to attend, recreational activities, dining and the French language. It is practical, eclectic and fun. Enjoy the book. Enjoy your trip to the province of Quebec. New ...             Breaking Point - Quebec/Canada The 1995 Referendum1 review Bayard Canada Books, 2005 Interesting and Complicated If you're not a Canadian, I encourage you to go to www.wikipedia.org and get a primer on Canadian and Quebec politics before you read this book. Read up on who Jacques Parizeau and Lucien Bouchard were. Be sure you understand what the Meech Lake and Charlottetown Accords were. Doing this will ...             Quebec Off the Beaten Path, 4th (Off the Beaten Path Series)2 reviews Katharine Fletcher, Eric Fletcher GPP Travel, 2005 Quebec City in a day Only being able to spend a few short days in Quebec City, this book gave me insight to all of the great little places to go. I loved all of the historical information. However, I wish it gave a few more restaurant suggestions because there are so many good places to eat in Quebec City.             The Pronunciation of Canadian French1 review Douglas C. Walker Univ of Ottawa Pr, 1984 Parlez-vous quebecois? Yes, you guessed it, the French that people speak in Canada is somewhat different that the French spoken in France. There are many antique words, regionalisms, and slang which would bedazzle any Frenchman. That, however, is not what this book is about. You see, the pronunciation is different ...