Paul Litt

Paul Litt is a professor in the School of Indigenous and Canadian Studies and the Department of History at Carleton University. His work explores the intersections of culture, nationalism, and the mass media, in late twentieth-century Canada. His new book, Trudeaumania, will be published this October by UBC Press.

Pierre Trudeau’s stalwart defence of federalism gave Canada hope

OTTAWA—Fifty years ago, anticipating Canada’s centennial, The Toronto Star offered readers a “magnificent portfolio” of the Fathers of Confederation, portraits of noble countenances nestled

FeatureBY PAUL LITT | September 12, 2016

Pierre Trudeau’s stalwart defence of federalism gave Canada hope

FeatureBY PAUL LITT | September 12, 2016

OTTAWA—Fifty years ago, anticipating Canada’s centennial, The Toronto Star offered readers a “magnificent portfolio” of the Fathers of Confederation, portraits of noble countenances nestled

Pierre Trudeau’s stalwart defence of federalism gave Canada hope

FeatureBY PAUL LITT | September 12, 2016

OTTAWA—Fifty years ago, anticipating Canada’s centennial, The Toronto Star offered readers a “magnificent portfolio” of the Fathers of Confederation, portraits of noble countenances nestled

Paul Litt

Pierre Trudeau’s stalwart defence of federalism gave Canada hope

Pierre Trudeau’s stalwart defence of federalism gave Canada hope

Pierre Trudeau’s stalwart defence of federalism gave Canada hope

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