Kelley Armstrong, James Alan Gardner, and Mike Glicksohn have been inducted into the Canadian Science Fiction and Fantasy Association’s Hall of Fame. BookNet and the U.S.-based Book Industry Study ...

Young Artists on Surviving an Uncertain World is a compelling anthology of poetry, interviews, prose, art, and expression ...

In The Inquisitive Raven, volume two of the Richard Wagamese Storybook Collection, the ever curious Reuben learns an important lesson about self-acceptance after trying to soar like a bald eagle.

The annual prize recognizes the best debut books by Canadian writers in three categories: nonfiction, literary fiction, and ...

Each of the winners receives $6,000 for “artistic excellence in writing and illustration in English-language Canadian ...

The Book Publishers Association of Alberta (BPAA) has announced the 2026 shortlists for the annual Alberta Book Publishing ...

Poet Tom Wayman has been named the winner of the 2026 Al and Eurithe Purdy Poetry Prize. The annual $10,000 prize, administered by the Al Purdy A-Frame Association, was established in 2024 by Purdy’s ...

Every morning, Louise Penny counts her blessings. There was a time when she felt she had none to count, but now, it’s a morning routine – and most mornings, it takes a while. Penny has her eye on the ...

Jane Doe was asleep in her downtown Toronto apartment when a serial rapist climbed in over her balcony and made her his fifth victim. Although the police knew he was in the area and that she was a ...

St. Urbain is best known as the Montreal street where Mordecai Richler came of age. Today, Heather O’Neill lives there with her longtime boyfriend, Jonathan Goldstein, an author and CBC Radio ...

Omar El Akkad’s first book of nonfiction, the National Book Award–winning and Hilary Weston Writers’ Trust Prize shortlisted One Day, Everyone Will Have Always Been Against This – published in ...

The title of John Ralston Saul’s newest book, A Fair Country, sounds like a rejected Liberal Party campaign slogan, but its contents are much more combative, provocative, and stimulating than anything ...