By Tina Loo September 17, 2019 Review By Caroline Desbiens Focusing on the “trente glorieuses” period, Tina Loo’s study of how the Canadian welfare-state pursued its promise of universality gives us an in-depth look at five communities: namely Inuit villages in the district of Keewatin (Nunavut), small outports in Newfoundland, rural villages in the lower Saint-Lawrence and Gaspé (Quebec), the Africville settlement in Halifax (Nova Scotia), and the Stratchcona area in the Vancouver East Side...