The winner of the annual $3,000 prize that recognizes a book of any genre that contributes to an understanding of the city's people and places will be named on Nov. 21.

By: Inderjit Deogun September 2nd, 2026 2:08 pm Category: Bestsellers Tags: bestsellers, Book City, nonfiction ...

Ian Donker, who took over the Toronto mini-chain when his father retired in 2014, says he can’t remember a time when Book ...

Three finalists for the $75,000 (U.S.) prize will be announced on Sept. 30, with the winner to be named at an event in ...

The annual awards celebrating the best of books in the Prairie province are back after a two-year hiatus. Winners will be named at a ceremony in Winnipeg on Sept. 19.

Invoking deep histories of hardship and inherited family legacies, Amanda Peters’s sophomore novel is at home in the ...

The program was created by the ACP in response to increased consumer interest in identifying and buying Canadian products ...

Vancouver-based literary nonprofit Upstart & Crow Literary Arts Studio is heading east.

This week, Toronto-based theatre company Crow’s Theatre opens their 2026–2027 season with a stage adaptation of Rohinton ...

The 40th World Congress for the International Board on Books for Young People (IBBY), held from Aug. 6 to 9 at Ottawa’s ...

A shortlist of six books was announced on Aug. 18 for the 2025 Warland Award.