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Who Owns Canada Now
- Old Money, New Money and The Future of Canadian Business
- By: Diane Francis
- Narrated by: Vern Johanssen
- Length: 7 hrs and 12 mins
- Unabridged
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Who Owns Canada Now demonstrates that Canada is currently led by business moguls who offer innovative policies and a new vision for the country. Through incisive analysis and exclusive interviews, Francis reveals our country's most powerful players in the most important business topic of the year.
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This book should instead be titled 'What businesses a bunch of wealthy Canadians owned as of 2007'
- By Robert on 09-12-15
- Who Owns Canada Now
- Old Money, New Money and The Future of Canadian Business
- By: Diane Francis
- Narrated by: Vern Johanssen
Old info.
Reviewed: 09-16-15
In context of 10 years ago when written, it would still be dull and reflective more of the author's acknowledging her relationships with the 1% while trying to maintain she was not one of them.
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The Beekeeper's Apprentice
- By: Laurie R. King
- Narrated by: Jenny Sterlin
- Length: 13 hrs and 29 mins
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In 1914, a spirited American girl named Mary Russell meets a retired Sherlock Holmes in the English countryside. Instantly realizing that Mary is gifted with astonishing deductive powers, the Great Detective emerges from retirement to join her as she tracks down a fiendish assassin.
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Great book!
- By Susan E. Baseman on 07-02-05
- The Beekeeper's Apprentice
- By: Laurie R. King
- Narrated by: Jenny Sterlin
Sherlock with a twist
Reviewed: 03-13-13
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
Sure would. It was a great spin having a female protagonist learn from and work with Sherlock, and weaving characters from Conan Doyle's books into the story. Maintains the original storyteller's sentiment of Victorian/Post-Victorian times yet allowing it to evolve under King's narrative.
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