Selected Published Works
- "World Trade Organization spurns workers' rights", Canadian Dimension, 13 March 1997, Vol. 31, No. 2.
Blaikie's memoir of his time in federal politics, The Blaikie Report - An Insider's Look at Faith and Politics, was published by United Church Publishing House in October 2011.
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