Selected Works
- The Unknown Country: Canada and her People - 1942 (winner of a Governor General's Award)
- The Hollow Men - 1944
- The Fraser - 1950
- The Incredible Canadian: A candid portrait of Mackenzie King, his works, his times, and his nation - 1952 (winner of a Governor General's Award)
- Canada's Lonely Neighbour - 1954
- The Struggle for the Border - 1955
- Canada: Tomorrow's Giant - 1957 (winner of a Governor General's Award)
- Mr. Prime Minister 1867–1964 - 1964
- Macdonald to Pearson: The prime ministers of Canada (Condensation of Mr. Prime Minister) - 1967
- Western Windows (Variant titles referenced; confirmed Western Windows in 1967 edition) - 1967
- Canada: A year of the land - 1967
- The Far Side of the Street - Autobiography - 1976
- Uncle Percy's Wonderful Town - 1981
- A Life in the Country - 1988
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