McClelland & Stewart Ltd , 2005, First Edition , Hardcover , Fine in Near Fine dust jacket . Excellent condition. Hardcover clean & unmarked. Jacket has light scuffing & a small amount of edge crinkling. ''A contrarian view of Alberta and Albertans from the outspoken and often controversial former Calgary Herald columnist. In 2005, Alberta celebrated its centenary: a hundred-year stretch that has seen the province catapulted from being little more than thinly populated grassland and mountain to one of Canada���s richest provinces, one with a fair claim to being perpetually misunderstood. Albertans, of course, are passionate about their province, even when to outsiders the sentiment is baffling. For instance, can a liberal feminist like renowned columnist Catherine Ford find happiness in a right-wing, neo-conservative province? The short form of Ford���s answer is ���Yes, I can. But . . . ��� The long version is the intimate, revealing, entertaining, and opinionated picture of the province she paints in Against the Grain. ...'' [526] ; 8vo 8'' - 9'' tall; 268 pages - ISBN: 0771047754. Canadian history, Alberta Culture


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