Where the Pavement Ends

Where the Pavement EndsThe acclaimed book that has exhorted Canadians to make social healing in Aboriginal communities an immediate national priority, now available in paperback. Over the past fifteen years, Canada's Aboriginal healing community has emerged as a vital and visible force. Creative recovery programs have been established across the country, and international initiatives such as the "Healing Our Spirit Worldwide" gatherings have originated here. The Canadian

Wilderness Committee

and Rachelle Baker’s art come together in this vital read

Growing up in a remote Northern community

This book is certain to bring joy not only to bird lovers and naturalists

past and present

Contemporary First Nations artists of the Northwest Coast have long been among the most dynamic

carries only faint hints of its rustic beginnings as logging and fishing village

They are unique artists whose work is intimately interwoven with British Columbia's identity

Andrea Procter (Memorial)

"―Kathryn Bunn-Marcuse

Dan called Reconciliation Canada

Eriksson's timely book is a passionate and beautifully illustrated appeal to bird lovers of all ages