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 ...