Alberta
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Top Sellers in Alberta
Men For the Mountains
by Sid Marty
Sid Marty’s work has been published in periodicals including Equinox, Canadian Geographic, Reader’s Digest, Canadian Business, and National Geographic Traveler. His prose and poetry have been included in a number of literary periodicals and anthologies and his books about life in the mountains and foothills of Canada’s west have been consistent bestsellers. Sid Marty lives and writes in the foothills of southwestern Alberta.
The Devil's Cinema
by Steve Lillebuen
STEVE LILLEBUEN is an experienced crime reporter whose work has been published in a wide range of respected media, including the Edmonton Journal, the Globe and Mail, the Toronto Star, the National Post, the Sydney Morning Herald, and around the world through The Associated Press and its related agencies. He currently divides his time between Edmonton and Australia.From the Hardcover edition.
Banksters and Prairie Boys
by Monier M Rahall
Banksters and Prairie Boys : A Culture of Corruption in Alberta
This book is a highly controversial and often banned account of the author's financial collapse and his experience with those he met along the way: the Alberta Treasury Branch; their accounting firm; various law firms; and the Alberta judicial system. The businessman's book is filled with serious allegations about government intervention and improper business practices at Alberta Treasury Branches,
This book is a highly controversial and often banned account of the author's financial collapse and his experience with those he met along the way: the Alberta Treasury Branch; their accounting firm; various law firms; and the Alberta judicial system. The businessman's book is filled with serious allegations about government intervention and improper business practices at Alberta Treasury Branches,
