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The Case For Buying Four British Subs, By Peter C. Newman
Article by newman about the need for submarines in the Canadian Forces.Category Arts Literature Authors Non-fiction newman, peter C.The Defence Associations National Network NATIONAL NETWORK NEWS Volume 4 No.4 Fall, 1997. The Case for Buying Four British Subs. by peter C. newman.
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Extractions: Volume 4 No. 4 - Fall, 1997 The Case for Buying Four British Subs by Peter C. Newman This article appeared in Maclean's of 6 October, 1997, and is printed here with the kind permission of the author. The clock is ticking for Gen. Maurice Baril, Canada's new Chief of Defence Staff, who must decide in the next few weeks whether to recommend the acquisition of four British submarines to modernize Canada's navy. "The submarine replacement project is a national priority. I see their acquisition as the navy's single most important requirement to contribute to the defence of Canada's maritime interests. The cost of maintaining and operating submarine capability in Canada would represent less than three per cent of the navy's $2 billion budget, and less than one per cent of total defence spending, but from a strategic perspective they would make a huge impact. There is no substitute for the stealth, endurance, versatility and bottom-line combat capability of a submarine." Justification for such claims includes the fact that the new Oceans Act proclaimed in January 1997 extends our jurisdiction 200 miles out to sea, and that as the admiral puts it "sovereignty and good stewardship demand robust forces with both long endurance and good sea-keeping characteristics."
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peter C. newman is a writer whose history is read. Books by peter C. newman. BronfmanDynasty The Rothschilds of the New World .McClelland amp; Stewart, 1978.
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Extractions: 1990 January One of Canada's best-selling authors discusses his formula for success in popularizing Canadian history: romanticism, myth building and leaving out the dull parts. Enrolment in high school history courses is down. Past high school history is just a memory for most people. But history sells maybe not as well as crime or romance or espionage but it sells. Peter C. Newman is a writer whose history is read. People who could only just bear to hang on through the final exam in high school have cheerfully forked over twenty or thirty dollars to read Newman's Hudson's Bay Company histories, Company of Adventurers and Caesars of the Wilderness. Newman chatted with me while he was promoting an illustrated companion to these volumes, Empire of the Bay, which undoubtedly turned up under its share of Christmas trees. Teachers everywhere should ask themselves why. Newman is one of Canada's best known journalists. Formerly editor-in-chief of Canada's "national" magazine, Maclean's, and the country's largest newspaper, the Toronto Star, Newman looks back to a time when he was an eleven-year-old Jewish refugee from Czechoslovakia fleeing Hitler's nazism. In a career that includes thirteen best selling books on history and politics and numerous awards for journalism, the affection he feels for this country seems to be his guiding principle: '1 never took Canada for granted. I always thought this was an incredible, wonderful country. It saved my life when I was running away from the Nazis...and has given me not only a home but an incredible career."
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Although born, Vienna, 1929, peter C. newmans roots are steadfastly linked toMoravia, a distinct region of the former Czech and Slovak Federal Republic.
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Extractions: Although born, Vienna, 1929, Peter C. Newmans roots are steadfastly linked to Moravia, a distinct region of the former Czech and Slovak Federal Republic. Arriving in Canada as a Czechoslovakian emigrant, Peter was enrolled at Upper Canada College, a well-known private school bastion in Toronto where many of Canadas better known business personalities send their sons. After graduating, University of Toronto, B.A., 1950, Peter began working for the Financial Post. He became Editor-in-Chief, 1969-71, Toronto Daily Star, then Editor, Macleans, 1971-81. A prolific author, Peter has written voluminously and extensively on Canadian business and politics for many U.S., U.K., and Canadian magazines. His more than 20 books have not only been celebrated nationally but have contributed immensely to popularizing Canadas culture, history, and heritage. Authoring a seven-part TV series on the Canadian Establishment won for him four ACTRA awards. Winner of many national awards, Mr. Newman was promoted from Officer, Order of Canada, 1979, to Companion, Order of Canada, 1990. Today, he lives beside the ocean in British Columbia where he pursues his sailing interests. In this view, Peter Newman hams it up, 1987, at the launching of Caesars of the Wilderness, volume II of his best-selling, three-part history of the Hudsons Bay Company. [Photo, courtesy The Toronto Star]
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newman, peter C. The Distemper of Our Times. Toronto McClelland and Stewart,1968. newman, peter C. Renegade in Power The Diefenbaker Years.
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Extractions: This list is based on the Diefenbaker Canada Centre's Select Bibliography of Books Pertaining to John Diefenbaker, available on the web at http://www.usask.ca/diefenbaker/bk.html Three great places to find new Dief books online are Chapters Indigo , and Amazon.com You can find some used books about Diefenbaker at the Advanced Book Exchange. Just do a search for "Diefenbaker", and see what turns up. If you know of a good book to add to this list, e-mail dief@ottawastart.com, or visit the Feedback page for other ways to get in touch. Bothwell, Robert, et al. Canada Since 1945: Power, Politics and Provincialism. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1981. Coates, Robert C. The Knight of the Knives. Fredericton: Brunswick Press, 1969. Conrad, Margaret. George Nowlan: Maritime Conservative in National Politics. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1986. Diefenbaker, John G. One Canada. (3 vols.) Toronto: Macmillan, 1972. Diefenbaker, John. G. These Things We Treasure; a selection of speeches on freedom and defence of our parliamentary heritage. Toronto: Macmillan, 1972.
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The Kings Mirror
Axis $219. by peter C. newman. Gretchen C. Daily, Katherine Ellison.
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Dreams
example of an undaunted spirit facing death, found beside his frozenbody in 1912. Merchant Princes by peter C. newman. 12 dia.
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Extractions: Compass $189 Dreams Fire Light $249 15" dia. The existential idea of life's journey is very important. It's all too easy to become cynical , and to forget that we are all children at heart, that when you leave those youthful dreams behind, you leave a great part of your being forever, you abandon your sense of wonder and astonishment, the idea that you can be moved by something or someone. Last letter written by Antarctic explorer Robert Falcon Scott, a perfect example of an undaunted spirit facing death, found beside his frozen body in 1912. Merchant Princes by Peter C. Newman 12" dia. Peter C. Newman books for Canadian visitors
Peter C. Newman Backgrounder
peter C. newman winner of Pierre Berton Award. peter C. newman BACKGROUNDER. Followingis a list and brief description of the books written by peter C. newman.
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Extractions: HOME Peter C. Newman winner of Pierre Berton Award High Resolution Photos Audio Clips Video Previews PETER C. NEWMAN - BACKGROUNDER Peter C. Newman is one of Canadas foremost national commentators on politics and business. An icon of Canadian popular history, he is the author of 20 books that have sold 2 million copies to date. His books range from an in-depth look at the Canadian Establishment and how it has gained its power to the history of the Hudsons Bay Company and its impact on Canada as a nation. He is currently a senior contributing editor to MacLean's Magazine. and a contributor to The National Post. He is the former Editor-in-Chief of both MacLean's and The Toronto Star. Under Mr. Newmans stewardship MacLean's went from a monthly to weekly newsmagazine. Peter C. Newman is the recipient of numerous journalistic awards including the Lifetime Achievement Award of The Canadian Journalism Foundation. He was elected to The Canadian News Hall of Fame in 1992 and is a Companion in the Order of Canada. Mr. Newman is currently sharing his expertise with our nations future journalists as a Visiting Professor at the Sing Tao Graduate School of Journalism, University of British Columbia. Following is a list and brief description of the books written by Peter C. Newman.
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Lepage, G. peter Department Chair, theory of elementary particles David, beam physics,2553765, 255-4882, 112 newman Lab. 6422, 255-3941, 517 Clark Hall, C-15 Clark
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The hat maketh the man peter C. newman talks about his new book, the new establishment,and his hat STEPHANIE WILSON CHAPIN Web Producer, ChaptersGLOBE.com
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Extractions: Over 500 original articles, updated as companies and technologies change and new leaders emerge. New articles are published weekly from a variety of topics on the history, innovations, milestones, pioneers, and legal trends that shape the world of media, information technology, telecommunications, and broadband. With gavel-to-gavel coverage of both houses of the U.S. Congress and a growing range of cultural and public affairs programming, C-SPAN is one of the most unwatched, important, and respected cable television networks in the U.S. Originally a single cable channel broadcasting coverage of the U.S. House of Representatives, C-SPAN has grown to become a franchise including three television channels, a radio station, and nine Web sites.
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newman, peter C., 'Red' Wilson's trial by competitive fire, Maclean's,August 28, 1995. newman, peter C., Surfing back to the
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Extractions: Over 500 original articles, updated as companies and technologies change and new leaders emerge. New articles are published weekly from a variety of topics on the history, innovations, milestones, pioneers, and legal trends that shape the world of media, information technology, telecommunications, and broadband. With gavel-to-gavel coverage of both houses of the U.S. Congress and a growing range of cultural and public affairs programming, C-SPAN is one of the most unwatched, important, and respected cable television networks in the U.S. Originally a single cable channel broadcasting coverage of the U.S. House of Representatives, C-SPAN has grown to become a franchise including three television channels, a radio station, and nine Web sites.
Military Leadership And Change In The 1990's - Peter Newman
CDA Institute, XIII Annual Seminar. Military Leadership and Changein the 1990's. PRESENTATION BY MR. peter C. newman. I want to start
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Extractions: CDA Institute, XIII Annual Seminar Military Leadership and Change in the 1990's PRESENTATION BY MR. PETER C. NEWMAN I want to start talking about my book, "The Canadian Revolution", as a kind of a metaphor of why we are here and why I think it is relevant to our problems. Now when people hear the words "Canadian revolution" they immediately think it's an oxymoron, like "jumbo shrimp" or "civil engineers", but it's not because in my view a revolution does not need to be a huge convulsion, people shooting at each other in city squares. I think what authenticates a revolution is not any random act of violence, but it is a shift in the values of the society that has undergone the revolution, and that's what I believe has happened in Canada. There was a revolution but it was a Canadian revolution. People attack me for saying it was a revolution, and it wasn't, I mean there was no violence, but I kept saying, "But you know, it's a Canadian revolution" which means that nobody got hurt. It's not a French revolution, an American revolution, a Hungarian revolution, it's a Canadian revolution, but it is a revolution nonetheless because there was a shift in values. As the subtitle of my book says, "From Deference to Defiance". The deference goes back many years. It goes back to the frontier of Canada when we had first the Hudson Bay posts, and later CPR, bank branches, and in each case the little towns, especially in the west where these things were happening, were really company towns, first Hudson Bay Company, later the CPR, et cetera. And when you live in a company town you defer to the authority of the company, and that deference to authority marked our frontier. Frontiers are important because they are the genesis of society.

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