Amaruq: The Wolf was one of the first novels written in Inuktitut and was first published by the Baffin Divisional Board of ...

With this year's prize, the Toronto Book Awards have doubled in value: the winning author will now receive $20,000, and each of the remaining shortlisted finalists will receive $2,000.

Description There are many species of Milkweed that grow in the Great Lakes region. The small five-​petalled flowers grow in ...

Joseph S. Stauffer Prizes, administered by the Canada Council, are awarded to emerging or mid-career artists who stand out for their strong artistic potential in their respective disciplines ...

A Stronger Home is both a heart-wrenching and a hopeful picture book that addresses domestic abuse and leaving home to find safe shelter. A boy and his mother hide from the storm in their house – an u ...

The overwhelming sentiment of James Raffan’s troubling Deep Waters is that the 12 boys who drowned in the 1978 Lake Timiskaming canoeing tragedy never had a chance. Raffan, an experienced canoeist and ...

New works from Rachel Cusk, Steven Heighton, Jael Richardson, and Gary Barwin are among the Canadian fiction writers publishing in 2021.

In Ojibway mythology, Nanabush is a mischievous trickster, shapeshifter, and culture hero. Journalist, playwright, and author Drew Hayden Taylor uses this figure, and his manic spirit, as inspiration ...

Not Here: Why American Democracy Is Eroding and How Canada Can Protect Itself Rob Goodman Simon & Schuster, August A former U.S. congressional staffer now living in Canada, Rob Goodman warns against ...

Leila Marshy’s collection of stories, My Thievery of the People, is full of incisive political commentary on people and how we interact with and hide from each other. In this new collection, the story ...

The Q&Q team reached out to booksellers, librarians, and reviewers across the country to find out which titles from 2024 they’re still thinking about as the year draws to a close. This week, ...

Scofflaw Phillip Boudreau of Isle Madame, off the southeast coast of Cape Breton, was the kind of guy who would threaten to burn down your house if he had a grudge. He’d steal your lobsters, sell them ...