On February 19, 1955, Mayor J.D. McAskill officially opened the Haultain branch of Saskatoon Public Library, marking the city's fifth library location and expanding access for residents in the Nutana neighborhood.
From coffee shops to fast food joints, Edmonton's literary talents share where they find inspiration and craft their award-winning works in the city's diverse settings.
Gisèle Pelicot's memoir, releasing in 22 languages, shares her journey from a harrowing drugging and rape trial in France to inspiring resilience, turning personal horror into a beacon of hope for survivors worldwide.
Winnipeg writer and filmmaker Sonya Ballantyne discusses her new graphic novel memoir, framing her personal journey as a superhero origin story in a unique literary format.
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Regina authors Tim Blackett and Chantelle O'Connor are fundraising to open Black Bird Commons, an independent bookstore and coffee shop designed as a community hub for local artists and writers in the Warehouse District this spring.
Andreas Kessaris's new collection of essays, 'The Grand Tour of Park Ex & Assorted Half-Told Yarns,' explores the immigrant experience and neighborhood transformation through personal stories and humor.
Author Edward Slingerland argues that alcohol consumption was crucial for human civilization, enhancing creativity, reducing stress, and building trust through millennia.
Former Ottawa TV weather presenter Sonya Singh discusses how the city shaped her bestselling rom-com novels, sharing dating stories from her time on local television and revealing Ottawa's most romantic spots.
Don Mikel's 'Canadian Architectural Styles: A Field Guide' offers a comprehensive survey of over 40 architectural styles across Canada, emphasizing regional diversity and heritage conservation.
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After retiring early through extreme frugality, a former pharmacist faces a profound dilemma when accepted into a prestigious novel-writing program with a nearly $9,000 tuition. Her journey reveals the hidden costs of deferred dreams and the moral weight
After nearly four decades and approximately 10,000 articles, Saskatoon StarPhoenix journalist Darren Zary pens his final story, reflecting on his journey from a typo-ridden first byline to becoming a respected voice in Canadian journalism.
Academy Award-winning actor Michael Douglas has revealed plans to publish a deeply personal memoir this October, promising a raw and unfiltered look at his life and career spanning decades in Hollywood.
Editorial cartoonist Steve Nease's latest work appears in the Toronto Sun, featuring commentary on current events. The cartoon was published on February 11, 2026.
A new book examines the decline of Canadian book publishing and cultural identity, arguing for renewed support against American cultural dominance.
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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.
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.
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.
Toronto Sun publishes Tim Dolighan's editorial cartoon for February 7, 2026, available to subscribers with exclusive content access and local journalism support.
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.
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Discover a curated list of thirteen captivating romance novels perfect for cozy February reading, featuring diverse stories to suit every taste and mood.
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 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.
The Toronto Sun published Steve Nease's latest editorial cartoon on February 6, 2026, sparking interest among readers in Toronto and across Canada.
National Post introduces enhanced digital subscriptions featuring exclusive articles, virtual events, and e-paper access to support local journalism across Canada.
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Saskatoon author Steve Boyd introduces Skybreaker, a new Canadian superhero, from his local office, blending creativity with national pride in a unique literary creation.
The Toronto Sun has published Steve Nease's editorial cartoon for February 4, 2026, featuring his signature style and commentary on current events.
The Winnipeg Public Library faces unprecedented demand for the hit show 'Heated Rivalry,' as Prime Minister Carney's appearance fuels a nationwide phenomenon.
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.
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.
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Lethal Comics in Montreal is revolutionizing the indie comic book shop experience through innovative customer engagement strategies, setting a new standard for the industry.
