Introduction; Part 1: The Archdiocese of Toronto and the Irish; Part 2: Clergy and Religious; Part 3: New Canadians, Ethnicity and Cultural Identity; Part 4: Social and political Questions in the Depression and Beyond; Part 5: Two Views -- the Historian and the Archdiocese of Toronto.
Dr. Kevin Greaves, a retired physician living in Hamilton, Ontario, is well known in the Canadian heraldic community. Cartoonist Bruce Patterson is a high school teacher in Toronto, and the editor of the popular quarterly magazine Hogtown Heraldry. Gordon Macpherson, retired after a career in the investment field, is a well known and respected heraldic artist. All three are active members of the Heraldry Society of Canada.
"A Canadian Heraldic Primer achieves much in its slim 56 pages. The subject matter ... is well covered, described and outlined. -- John Hinwood -- The Journal of Heraldry Australia, July 2001 "Greaves, a retired physician, has long been an active member of the Canadian heraldic community. His entertaining book is a great place to start if you think you'd like to design a coat of arms for your own family." -- Liz Pogue -- Victoria Times Colonist "A Canadian Heraldic Primer is a new, witty, well illustrated and delightful introduction to heraldry in this country. It answers precisely the questions Her Excellency raises." -- The National Post, Jan 20, 2001
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