Welcome to White Mountain Publications
White Mountain Publications is a small Northern Ontario press having published well over 400 titles since 1992, specializing in non-fiction and especially local histories. The store is now at 8 Prospect Avenue offering our current titles and a large selection of gently pre-loved books for your reading pleasure.
Be well. Be safe. And again, thank you for your continuing support.
Store Hours/ Holiday Hours
ORDERING INFORMATION: This site's online ordering system has been changed to cleaner, boxed order buttons. You can use PayPal, debit or credit options. Orders can also be handled over the phone (1-800-258-5451) or by mail as well. We thank you for your patronage, especially during these difficult times.
For more Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) about the store, go here; for general FAQ about the company, go here. If you know the title, use this list. If you know the genre, use this list. The Search option above may be helpful. If you are searching by subject, topic or author on this site, use this link Google Search of this website. Then add your search words after the website, and it will restrict your search to this website instead of getting lost in the internet. Of course if you want to do that, that's fine also.
Canadian Writers' Contest Calendar
Now going into our 23rd year, we are working on the 2025 edition of the Canadian Writers' Contest Calendar. If your group has a new contest for 2025, getting the information to us before October 20th would be most helpful. Use our Contest Submission Forms to send the information we need.
The 2024 edition in print format is still available as are the 2024 ebook formats.
Cobalt Historical Society Puzzles are featured here.
Haileybury Heritage Museum puzzles are featured here.
Featured Books
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NEW ACQUISTIONS
 Cradle of the Demon Metals, Birth of a Mining Superpower by Charlie Angus. The modern search for cobalt has brought investors back to a small town in Northern Canada, a place called Cobalt, where Canada became recognized as a mining superpower over 100 years ago. |
 The Old Mission by Florent Héroux. A history of this historic site on Lake Temiskaming 1863 to 1887, including parts of the daily journals of the Oblates Missionaries and the chronicles of the Grey Sisters for that period. |
The Winter Men II ~into the Deep Dark by Brit Griffin. 
The Winter Men III ~At The End of the World by Brit Griffin |
FEATURED EBOOKS
COBALT Where The Stories Are As Tall As The Headframes by Helene Culhane. Fascinating insights into the heart of this incredible town from the people who refuse to call anywhere else home, from interviews with Cobalt seniors.
Missing in Cobalt by Terry Cassidy. A girl's body found in a Cobalt mine adit in 1949 leads to many questions, including who she was, and how she ended up there.
Perennial Favourites
