ABOUT THE BOOK

Author Art Montague weaves tales of suspense, intrigue, and chicanery involving Canadians from coast to coast as they responded to the challenges and opportunities presented them by U.S. Prohibition (1920-1933).

From perilous midnight speedboat runs across stormy ocean waters to murder on the prairies and shady dealings in Canada's highest offices, the stories are a narrative of Canada-U.S. border relations that many would prefer be forgotten.

Recommended for readers of all ages and countries who may have the notion that Canadian history is dull stuff.  Not so!

5.5 X 8.5 PB/144 pages. $9.95 Cdn. April 2004

     ISBN 1-555439470

              James Lorimer & Co.

CANADA'S RUMRUNNERS

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For Canadians, this book is in stock online at chapters/indigo. For non-Canadians to order this book online at a reasonable cost, you may have to do a bit of searching by title or ISBN number. Allbookstores is a good place to start. If you have problems finding it, give me a shout.