Comparisons with the United States are a fact of life for Canada. Often historians and sociologists emphasize the differences between the two countries. But are those differences really so sharp" In Regions Apart, the authors offer an alternative view, arguing that differences between the two countries are exaggerated while those within each country are frequently overlooked. The result is a fresh, compelling analysis of our continental commonalities and contrasts.Regions Apart is a WYNFORD book-one of a series of titles representing significant milestones in literature, thought, and scholarship. The WYNFORD edition of Regions Apart includes a new foreword by Edward Grabb, updating the book's key findings and conclusions.