Michelle Horton to Speak at Calgary Women's Day Event
Author and advocate Michelle Horton will speak at a Calgary International Women's Day event on March 6, discussing her memoir 'Dear Sister' about family and justice.
Category : Books Literature
Unique Amazon Finds: Taylor Swift Puzzles to Literary Clocks
Discover 27 unique products available on Amazon, from Taylor Swift-inspired search-and-find books to literary clocks and skincare innovations. These items offer creative solutions and entertainment for various interests.
Children's Book Picks for February 2026
Explore four captivating new children's books releasing in February 2026, featuring a chicken who thinks she's a dinosaur, a girl discovering Earth's gifts, a dragon language codebreaker, and a YA murder mystery.
Tim Dolighan's Editorial Cartoon Published February 7, 2026
Toronto Sun publishes Tim Dolighan's editorial cartoon for February 7, 2026, available to subscribers with exclusive content access and local journalism support.
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Calgary Workshop Makes 10,000 Wands for 'Wicked'
A Calgary-area workshop, Fantasy by Numbers, produced 10,000 custom wands for the release of the movie 'Wicked,' showcasing local craftsmanship and film industry collaboration.
Top Romance Books for February Reading
Discover a curated list of thirteen captivating romance novels perfect for cozy February reading, featuring diverse stories to suit every taste and mood.
Grief, Superstition, and Poverty: A Memoir's Journey
A personal reflection on navigating Chinese superstitions, poverty, and family grief in New York City, culminating in a published memoir about identity and survival.
Ottawa Library Book Challenges in 2025: Six Titles and Film
Ottawa Public Library branches encountered challenges to six books and one film screening in 2025, sparking discussions about intellectual freedom and community standards in Canada's capital.
Steve Nease Cartoon Draws Toronto's Focus on Feb 6, 2026
The Toronto Sun published Steve Nease's latest editorial cartoon on February 6, 2026, sparking interest among readers in Toronto and across Canada.
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National Post Expands Digital Offerings for Subscribers
National Post introduces enhanced digital subscriptions featuring exclusive articles, virtual events, and e-paper access to support local journalism across Canada.
Saskatoon Author Creates Canadian Superhero Skybreaker
Saskatoon author Steve Boyd introduces Skybreaker, a new Canadian superhero, from his local office, blending creativity with national pride in a unique literary creation.
Steve Nease Cartoon for February 4, 2026 Published
The Toronto Sun has published Steve Nease's editorial cartoon for February 4, 2026, featuring his signature style and commentary on current events.
Winnipeg Library Can't Keep Up with 'Heated Rivalry' Demand
The Winnipeg Public Library faces unprecedented demand for the hit show 'Heated Rivalry,' as Prime Minister Carney's appearance fuels a nationwide phenomenon.
Toronto Libraries Offer Unlimited 'Heated Rivalry' Audiobook Downloads
Toronto Public Library system introduces unlimited downloads of the 'Heated Rivalry' audiobook, providing free access to this popular title for all library cardholders across the city.
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Jay Walker Signs Three-Book Deal with Legacy Ink
Media personality Jay Walker has signed a three-book publishing agreement with Legacy Ink following the success of his debut book exploring faith in contemporary America.
Montreal's Lethal Comics Pioneers New Retail Model
Lethal Comics in Montreal is revolutionizing the indie comic book shop experience through innovative customer engagement strategies, setting a new standard for the industry.
Lindsay Wong's Gothic Horror Novel Examines Chinese Women's Struggles
Vancouver-born author Lindsay Wong's debut novel 'Villain Hitting For Vicious Little Nobodies' blends satire and horror to explore themes of economic exploitation, family dysfunction, and the 'choicelessness' faced by generations of Chinese women.
PressReader Adds Daily Interactive Puzzles to Platform
PressReader introduces interactive puzzles across all platform versions, including web and mobile apps, offering daily challenges to subscribers and HotSpot users.
Winter Children's Books: Three Cozy Reads Reviewed
Discover three delightful winter-themed children's books perfect for cold days: A Snow Day for Amos McGee, Brown Girl in the Snow, and Rock Paper Incisors from the Skunk and Badger series.
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Montreal Author Chronicles Holocaust Trauma Across Generations
Audrey Hyams Romoff's memoir 'The Ripple Eclipse' examines how Holocaust trauma shaped four generations of women in her family, revealing silent suffering and epigenetic research connections.
Tim Dolighan Cartoon Published for January 26, 2026
Toronto Sun publishes Tim Dolighan's editorial cartoon for January 26, 2026, featuring his signature style and commentary on current events.
DEI Policies and Canadian Cultural Decline Under Trudeau
Former CBC executive Richard Stursberg argues in his new book that Trudeau government's DEI obsession weakened Canadian culture by prioritizing ideological purity over creative industries.
Rollaboard vs. Rollerboard: The Wheeled Luggage Debate
Discover the fascinating history behind the terms 'rollaboard' and 'rollerboard' for wheeled suitcases, from trademark origins to linguistic eggcorns and folk etymology.
DEI Policies and Canadian Culture Under Trudeau
Former CBC executive Richard Stursberg examines how Liberal DEI initiatives have impacted Canadian literature and cultural expression, creating a climate of caution in creative industries.
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Former Province Publisher Paddy Sherman Dies at 97
Paddy Sherman, who rose from humble beginnings in Wales to lead Southam Newspaper Group, passed away at 97. His career spanned decades at The Province and Ottawa Citizen.
Freed Hostage Describes 491 Days in Captivity in New Memoir
Eli Sharabi, freed after 491 days as a Hamas hostage, recounts starvation, beatings, and psychological terror in his memoir, while mourning his murdered family.
Saskatchewan's Karen Solie Wins T.S. Eliot Poetry Prize
Saskatchewan-born poet Karen Solie has been awarded the renowned T.S. Eliot Poetry Prize, highlighting Canadian literary excellence on the global stage.
Amazon Kindle Colorsoft Review: A Game-Changer
Amazon's Kindle Colorsoft e-reader, now 20% off, features a vivid glare-free color display, waterproofing, and 8-week battery life. Discover why it's the upgrade readers have been waiting for.
Historian rescues Canada's prime ministers from obscurity
Canadian historian J.D.M. Stewart's new book, 'The Prime Ministers,' aims to combat historical amnesia by profiling the nation's leaders, sparked by students who didn't recognize Lester B. Pearson.
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4 Canadian Books for Your January Motivation
Discover four motivating books by Canadian authors to help you reset in January. Find inspiration for finances, well-being, and personal growth from Adrian Sutherland, Steve Burgess, Chris Moore, and Kelley Keehn.
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