P.E.I. Author Caitlyn Paxson Releases Debut Novel 'A Widow's Charm'
Prince Edward Island author Caitlyn Paxson discusses her new fantasy romance novel 'A Widow's Charm' in an interview with Amanda Debison, marking her literary debut.
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B.C.'s Top 15 Bestselling Books for March 21 Week
Discover the local literary hits in British Columbia for the week of March 21, featuring a diverse list of bestselling books compiled by the Association of Book Publishers of B.C.
Top 30 Bestsellers in Canadian Bookstores for March 21
Bookmanager's weekly sales data from over 250 independent Canadian bookstores highlights the top 30 bestselling books, featuring new releases, fiction, and non-fiction titles that captivated readers nationwide.
Pulitzer Winner Tracy Kidder, Author of Bestsellers, Dies at 80
Tracy Kidder, the acclaimed author who transformed ordinary lives and technical subjects into Pulitzer Prize-winning literature, has passed away at the age of 80.
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Children's Book Reviews: Illustrations Bring Stories to Life
Reviews of three children's books: Because of a Shoe, Sarabeth's Garage, and Fly in the Chai. These picture books feature captivating illustrations and engaging stories for young readers.
John Griffin: Montreal Gazette's Elegant Arts Critic Remembered
Longtime Montreal Gazette arts journalist John Griffin, known for his hip, witty prose and gentlemanly charm, has died at 76. He covered music and film for over three decades, leaving a lasting impact on Montreal's cultural scene.
Windsor Author Honors Ancestors with Novel 'Unburdening'
Journalist Gary May draws on family stories from southwestern Ontario to craft a generation-spanning novel exploring Irish immigration, family legacy, and personal discovery.
Mother-Daughter 'Revenge Book' Becomes a Love Story
A writer's novel about growing up with a mother obsessed with thinness sparks family jokes about revenge, but reveals a deeper journey of healing and unconditional love.
Sue Dewar Cartoon for March 24, 2026 Released
The Toronto Sun publishes Sue Dewar's editorial cartoon for March 24, 2026, offering a satirical take on current events and news headlines of the day.
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15 Best Fantasy Books to Dive Into This March
Discover a curated list of the top fantasy novels to explore this March, perfect for readers seeking magical escapes and epic adventures in literature.
Dale Carnegie's Wisdom: A Path to Peace in Modern Conflicts
Exploring how Dale Carnegie's principles from 'How to Win Friends and Influence People' offer insights for resolving global tensions, with reader responses on its application.
Ottawa's First Romance-Only Bookstore Opens on Bank Street
Evermore Books, Ottawa's inaugural bookstore dedicated solely to romance novels, celebrated its grand opening on Bank Street this weekend, offering a curated haven for genre enthusiasts.
Author's Dystopian Novel Mirrors Our Tech-Driven Reality
Liza Monroy's novel 'The Distractions' envisioned a future of AI, influencers, and constant surveillance. Now, as technologies like robot baristas and livestreamed dating emerge, her fiction feels eerily prophetic, raising questions about humanity's relat
Vancouver Novel 'The Golden Mean' Gets Netflix Adaptation
Annabel Lyon's debut novel 'The Golden Mean' is being developed into a Netflix series by Canadian writer-director Jacob Tierney, marking a significant milestone for Vancouver's literary scene.
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Toronto Sun Letters Debate Veterans, Law, and Scams
Letters to the Editor in the Toronto Sun address Don Cherry's Order of Canada call, law enforcement issues, and rising cybercrime targeting seniors, reflecting diverse public opinions.
Brian Stewart Memoir Shortlisted for Shaughnessy Cohen Prize
Veteran journalist Brian Stewart's book 'On the Ground: My Life as a Foreign Correspondent' is a finalist for the Shaughnessy Cohen Prize, celebrating political writing excellence in Canada.
Top 30 Bestsellers in Canadian Bookstores for March 14
Bookmanager's weekly sales data from over 250 independent Canadian bookstores highlights the top 30 bestselling books, including new releases, fiction, and non-fiction titles.
Lego's Journey: From Depression Struggles to Global Icon
Lego's remarkable evolution from a Danish carpenter's Depression-era workshop to a timeless global toy brand, overcoming economic hardship and embracing plastic innovation to captivate generations.
B.C.'s Top 15 Bestselling Books for March 14
The Association of Book Publishers of B.C. has released its weekly bestseller list, featuring 15 top titles from local independent publishers and bookstores across the province.
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Childhood Avalanche Fuels Tracy Sierra's New Thriller
Author Tracy Sierra draws on a terrifying childhood avalanche encounter in Colorado to craft her new psychological thriller 'Warning Signs,' exploring isolation and survival in winter wilderness.
Three Must-Read Canadian Books for March
Discover three compelling new Canadian books perfect for March reading, including Mary Walsh's candid memoir and Uzma Jalaluddin's detective novel.
Thriller Writer Misses Husband's Affair Plot Twist
A bestselling thriller writer who crafted intricate plots about deception for 25 years reveals how she missed her own husband's two-and-a-half-year affair with his massage therapist, and how this personal betrayal transformed her writing.
Vancouver's PAWS Graphic Novel Series Goes Global
The PAWS children's graphic novel series, created in Vancouver's Cedar Cottage neighborhood, has been translated into 13 languages and achieved international success, inspired by a father's desire to connect with his daughter.
Spy Author Len Deighton Dies at 97
Len Deighton, the celebrated British author behind bestselling espionage novels like 'The Ipcress File,' has passed away at 97, leaving a legacy in literary thrillers.
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Ottawa's First Romance-Only Bookstore Opens
Amanda Holmes, a former academic librarian, launches Evermore Books in the Glebe, creating a whimsical space dedicated to romance literature and challenging genre stigmas.
Reel Theology: How Movies Illuminate Spiritual Questions
Exploring how pairing Oscar-nominated films with biblical texts during Lent creates powerful conversations about faith, humanity, and contemporary spiritual themes in cinema.
14 Best Nonfiction Books to Read in March 2026
Discover a curated selection of 14 must-read nonfiction books for March 2026, offering insights into diverse topics from science to history. Perfect for expanding your knowledge this spring.
15 Authors Longlisted for Carol Shields Prize, Including Leduc and Kitamura
Fifteen authors, including Amanda Leduc and Katie Kitamura, have been longlisted for the prestigious Carol Shields Prize for Fiction, highlighting diverse literary talent.
Sue Dewar's March 2026 Cartoon: A Cultural Snapshot
Sue Dewar's cartoon for March 10, 2026, offers a witty and insightful take on current events, published exclusively in the Toronto Sun with special contributions.
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New Book Chronicles Halifax's Historic Rail Cut Landmark
A newly published book delves into the rich history of the Halifax Rail Cut, one of the city's most significant railway lines, exploring its impact on urban development and community life.
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