How the Scots Invented Canada by Ken McGoogan explores the profound impact of Scottish arrivals and their descendants in Canada. Through more than sixty portraits—from explorers and fur traders to key political and cultural figures—the book reveals how Scottish heritage influenced the nation's formation.

McGoogan highlights migrations led by Lord Selkirk and John Galt, political reforms championed by Nellie McClung, and cultural breakthroughs from Marshall McLuhan. He commemorates the Pictou settlers, wartime regiments, and cultural icons such as Sir Walter Scott and Robbie Burns.

Richly illustrated and engagingly written, this account offers a panoramic view of Canada's roots through Scottish eyes, revealing the diverse forces that shaped the nation's identity.

Key Highlights

• Profiles of over sixty Scottish pioneers
• Exploration, politics, education, and culture
• Migrations, nation-building, and innovation
• Celebration of Scottish traditions and heritage

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