SmokeSmoke Dawn Richardson 6 X 9 inches, 112 pages The Canadian Children's Book Centre CHOICE Award LIKE HER FATHER, GREY OWL, Dawn Richardson became a writer to raise consciousness of the natural environment, in her case she tackled the cruelty of wolf bounties. Set in the wilderness, Smoke brings together a Mtis boy, his family, and a wolf. A compassionate yet realistic tale of the bush and all its inhabitants. By the time Dawn was 19, she had read Grey

Bluger brings us more of her sharp yet gently memorable tanka

Lethbridge

a high-ranking official with the Hudson's Bay Company

and author

RUSSIAN cipher clerk Igor Gouzenko left the Soviet embassy in Ottawa with an armful of documents detailing the efforts of a Soviet spy ring in Canada

she was awarded the Governor-General Medal for academic achievement in the arts

Heavily influenced by such leaders of the international Arts and Crafts movement as William Morris

Surely she deserved more

and ceremonies of the Iroquois people

Alcuin Society Design Award: Honourable Mention

A Party For a Poet

" On the Road Again