English-Canadian

We talk about all of these topics, why and how the work of mourning has so drastically changed in Canada during the latter half of the twentieth century, why the contemporary English-Canadian elegy emphasizes connection rather than separation between the living and the dead.

2009 March 10 | NIGEL BEALE NOTA BENE BOOKS 2009

Poet, author, Priscila Uppal, an English professor too at York University, challenges traditional psychological and anthropological models of mourning in her new book We Are What We Mourning: The Contemporary English-Canadian Elegy, suggesting that Canadians mourn differently.

Audio Interview with Priscila Uppal by Nigel Beale: On Canadian Elegies, and mourning 2009

Poet, author, Priscila Uppal, an English professor too at York University, challenges traditional psychological and anthropological models of mourning in her new book We Are What We Mourning: The Contemporary English-Canadian Elegy, suggesting that Canadians mourn differently.

2009 March 10 | NIGEL BEALE NOTA BENE BOOKS 2009

We talk about all of these topics, why and how the work of mourning has so drastically changed in Canada during the latter half of the twentieth century, why the contemporary English-Canadian elegy emphasizes connection rather than separation between the living and the dead.

Audio Interview with Priscila Uppal by Nigel Beale: On Canadian Elegies, and mourning 2009

Dutch DJ and producer Tiesto, joined by English-Canadian DJ Richie Hawtin, aka Plastikman, and big-name Canadian DJ Deadmau5, headlined the Coachella festival in the US this year, while Lady Gaga has made pop dance music ubiquitous on commercial radio.

European dance DJs break America 2010

Cuz you know if the roles were switched, Montreal fans would not be supporting an English-Canadian side anyways.

Same old story for Canadian soccer Duane Rollins 2009

His bilingual anthology of 25 English-Canadian poets, Contre-taille, was nominated for a Governor General's Award in 1996.

Archive 2009-04-01 Rus Bowden 2009

It's hard to know to what extent this feeling of resignation is shared by English-Canadian opinion leaders.

The Media and the Unity Issue 1997

A group of English-Canadian teachers in Toronto and 550 of their students are working with a group of French-Canadian teachers in Montreal and 350 of their students in studying selected periods and themes in Canadian history.

A Success Story in Education 1974

It has long been the custom for Quebec speakers addressing English-Canadian audiences outside of Quebec in the last ten years to try and interpret to their listeners the so-called new aspirations of their province.

The Politics of Quebec—Today and Tomorrow 1970