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Overdue Book Returned to B.C. Library After 23 Years
A borrower has returned two books to the Richmond Public Library more than two decades late, sparking amusement and highlighting library policies on overdue materials.
Ariana Godoy: From Wattpad to Global Acclaim as Novelist
Ariana Godoy's journey from a book-starved teen in Venezuela to a bestselling author with Netflix adaptations, using her platform to address mental health in Latino communities.
Ex-Ottawa Councillor Details Abuse, Healing in New Book
A former Ottawa city councillor has published a book detailing his harrowing experience of childhood sexual abuse and the long road toward recovery and healing.
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Alberta Author's Book on Astronaut Jeremy Hansen and Artemis II
John Larsen discusses his new biography 'Earthrise' detailing Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen's role in the historic Artemis II lunar mission, highlighting Hansen's inspiring journey and the significance of Canada's space exploration contributions.
Giller Prize Boycott Ends After Organizers Yield to Pressure
The boycott of Canada's prestigious Giller Prize has concluded after organizers acknowledged that demonstrators' demands were met through sustained pressure, marking a significant moment in literary activism.
Ben Lerner's 'Transcription' Explores Technology and Connection
Ben Lerner's fourth novel 'Transcription' examines how technology shapes memory and relationships through a story of a writer's unrecorded interview with his mentor, blending themes of love, friendship, and fatherhood.
Windsor Author Finds Insight in Vision Loss Battle
Marty Gervais, a renowned Windsor author and photographer, shares how his struggle with macular degeneration has inspired his latest book and provided new perspectives on his creative work.
Steve Nease's April 8, 2026 Cartoon in Toronto Sun
The Toronto Sun features Steve Nease's editorial cartoon for April 8, 2026, offering a satirical take on current events. This exclusive content highlights the publication's commitment to visual commentary.
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B.C.'s Top 15 Bestselling Books for April 4 Week
Discover the latest bestselling local books in British Columbia, compiled by the Association of Book Publishers of B.C., featuring a diverse range of titles from memoirs to environmental activism.
Colin Kaepernick to Publish Memoir 'The Perilous Fight' in September
Former NFL quarterback and activist Colin Kaepernick will release his memoir 'The Perilous Fight' this September, offering a personal account of his career and social justice advocacy.
Sue Dewar's April 2026 Cartoon Captures Cultural Moment
The Toronto Sun published a new cartoon by Sue Dewar on April 7, 2026, offering a visual commentary on current events. The piece highlights the artist's ongoing work in editorial illustration.
Jane Park's Edmonton-Set Novel Explores Korean Diaspora
Edmonton-born author Jane Park's debut novel 'Inheritance' is set in her hometown, exploring themes of family, loss, and the immigrant experience through a Korean-Canadian lens.
Writer's Trust Hosts Award-Winning Authors in Calgary
Jenny Hejun Wills, Guy Vanderhaeghe, and Marcello di Cintio will headline a Writer's Trust of Canada event on May 13 at the DJD Dance Centre in Calgary, showcasing literary excellence.
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Author's Memoir Explores Astronaut Family Childhood Experience
Wiley Wei-Chiun Ho's memoir 'The Astronaut Children of Dunbar Street' details her unconventional upbringing in Vancouver while her parents worked overseas in Taiwan, examining themes of family separation and immigrant identity.
Thoreau's Timeless Wisdom: 15 Quotes for Modern Life
Henry David Thoreau's profound insights on nature, simplicity, and justice remain strikingly relevant today, as highlighted in a new PBS documentary featuring a star-studded cast.
April's Must-Read Children's Books: Friendship, Migration, Hope
Discover four captivating children's books for April 2026, exploring themes of friendship, migration, hope, and resilience through engaging stories and beautiful illustrations.
Top 30 Bestselling Books in Canadian Independent Stores
Bookmanager's weekly sales data from over 250 independent Canadian bookstores highlights the top 30 bestselling books for the week of March 28, featuring new releases, fiction, and non-fiction titles.
Comprehensive Guide to Choosing Your Perfect E-Reader
Discover the best e-readers for every type of book lover, from compact phone-like devices to full-color displays. Our expert guide compares Kobos, Kindles, and more to help you find your ideal digital reading companion.
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Halifax Humanities Society Celebrates 20 Years of Book Sharing
The Halifax Humanities Society commemorates two decades of fostering community engagement through literature, with its Humanities 101 program continuing to bring people together over great books.
Tara Gereaux's Novel Explores Métis Heritage and Hidden Identity
Tara Gereaux's new novel 'Wild People Quiet' delves into the psychological impact of hiding Métis heritage, inspired by her own family history and featuring a cover by Métis artist Katherine Boyer.
London Falling: Teen's Mysterious Death in a World of Deception
Patrick Radden Keefe's new book investigates the mysterious death of Zac Brettler, a 19-year-old who plunged from a luxury London tower, uncovering a hidden world of conmen, foreign wealth, and corruption.
Heather Morris Returns to WWII with New Novel Set in Paris
Heather Morris, acclaimed author, revisits World War II in her latest novel 'The Piano Teacher of Montparnasse,' set in Nazi-occupied Paris, exploring themes of art and survival.
Readers Push for Don Cherry's Order of Canada in Letters
In letters to the editor, readers passionately argue for Don Cherry to receive the Order of Canada, while also discussing Canada's happiness ranking and calls for global peace.
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B.C.'s Top 15 Bestselling Books for March 28
Discover the 15 bestselling local books in British Columbia for the week of March 28, 2026, featuring titles from independent publishers and bookstores across the province.
James Bruce: Windsor Star Publisher Remembered as Kind Leader
James Bruce, former editor-in-chief and publisher of The Windsor Star, passed away at 84. Colleagues remember him as a compassionate leader who championed journalism and community service.
John Green Writing First Novel for Adults
Bestselling author John Green, known for young adult hits, is crafting his debut adult novel. The announcement marks a significant shift in his celebrated writing career.
JD Vance's New Book 'Communion' on Faith Coming This Spring
U.S. Senator JD Vance is set to release a new book titled 'Communion: Finding My Way Back to Faith' this spring, published by HarperCollins, exploring his personal journey with religion.
Red Deer Rebels Coach Publishes Children's Book as Hockey Dad
Clayton Jardine, coach of the WHL's Red Deer Rebels, draws on personal experiences as a hockey father to author his first children's book about a daughter learning to skate.
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Shout Quotes: Misused Punctuation Sparks Confusion
From Donald Trump's social media posts to handwritten signs, errant quotation marks known as 'shout quotes' are creating widespread misunderstanding. Experts explore their origins, proper usage, and why they often signal sarcasm rather than emphasis.
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