University of Toronto Press is committing 100 per cent of the profits from the sale of its Black studies publications.
Login Canada extends helping hand to booksellers with free shipping to online customers
Sixty-five brick-and-mortar college and university bookstores and 28 indie trade booksellers participate in the long-running affiliate program.
RMB publisher Don Gorman creates new Google map tracking Black-owned bookstores
Of the 61 stores listed, only two are in Canada.
Indigo-owned Coles store in Prince Albert shuts down after 38+ years in business
A sign posted on the storefront says that the location will be closed effective immediately.
Indigo’s financial difficulties have a blowback effect for Canadian publishers and distributors
As provinces ease restrictions on retail, many booksellers proceed with caution
As B.C., Saskatchewan, and Ontario lifted restrictions on retail the week of May 19, the choice to reopen or not proved to be as individual as the varied independent bookstores across the provinces.
Scholastic shifts marketing campaign online for Hunger Games prequel
Denise Anderson, Scholastic Canada’s director of marketing and publicity, shares behind-the-scenes details about the campaign for the blockbuster The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes, which launched officially May 19.
Hunter Street Books moves to store-within-a-store model
Hunter Street is renting two physical shelves inside neighbouring Meta4 Contemporary Craft Gallery.
50 years after the Abortion Caravan protests, Karin Wells retraces their steps on virtual book tour
Wells recorded six videos tailored to the challenges the women encountered in six specific cities.
Curiosity House’s fresh idea partnering with organic-food company for box deliveries
The Books and the Bounty will not just put books in customers’ hands, but food on their tables.
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