Ken Cruikshank

Blighted Areas and Obnoxious Industries: Constructing Environmental Inequality on an Industrial Waterfront, Hamilton, Ontario, 1890–1960

British Businessmen and Canadian Confederation: Constitution-Making in an Era of Anglo-Globalization (review)

Close Ties: Railways, Government, and the Board of Railway Commissioners, 1851-1933

Dirty Spaces: Environment, the State, and Recreational Swimming in Hamilton Harbour, 1870–1946

“Sportsmen and Pothunters”: Environment, Conservation, and Class in the Fishery of Hamilton Harbour, 1858–1914

Remembering the Struggle for the Environment: Hamilton's Lax Lands/Bayfront Park, 1950s-2008

The War on the Squatters, 1920-1940: Hamilton's Boathouse Community and the Re-Creation of Recreation on Burlington Bay

The People's Railway: The Intercolonial Railway and the Canadian Public Enterprise Experience

Gateways, inland seas, or boundary waters? Historical conceptions of the Great Lakes and the St. Lawrence River since the 19th century

Forging Industrial Policy: The United States, Britain and France in the Railway Age