Selected Works
- Love, Hate, Fear and Anger — 1964
- Canadian Women and the Law — 1974
- The Law Is Not for Women — 1976
- Emma — 1984
- Emotions — 1986
- Twelve Weeks in Spring — 1986
- Jim: A Life With AIDS — 1988
- The Sleepwalker — 1990
- Portrait of Canada — 1991
- Trial Without End — 1994
- June Callwood's National Treasures — 1994
- The Man Who Lost Himself: The Terry Evanshen Story — 2000 (about CFL player Terry Evanshen)
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