He will oversee a yet-to-be-named children’s imprint dedicated to publishing Indigenous writers and illustrators.
Sandra Dumais named IBBY Canada’s 2022 Joanne Fitzgerald Illustrator in Residence
The program, which offers a published Canadian children’s book illustrator a month-long residency at a public library, will be take place Toronto Public Library’s North York Central Library for the month of October.
CCBC Book Awards announces 2022 shortlist
The winners will be announced on September 29.
Ripple Foundation launches inaugural virtual conference next month
Ripple Foundation, a volunteer-run education charity advocating for creative literacy among Canadian children in grades four to 12, will be holding its inaugural virtual conference Express Inspire Connect on Saturday, October 1, 2022. Headlining the event is New York Times bestselling author, Nic Stone.
Ripple Foundation’s 10th annual Kids Write 4 Kids announces winners
All proceeds from book sales will benefit the winners’ charity of choice, Children’s Aid Foundation of Canada, which is committed to supporting children and youth growing up in the child welfare system.
Winners of the 2022 Ruth and Sylvia Schwartz Children’s Book Awards announced
Each of the winners received $6,000 for “artistic excellence in writing and illustration in English-language Canadian children’s literature.”
Hackmatack Children’s Choice Book Award winners announced
More than 1,000 children in grades 4 to 6 across the Atlantic region participated in the Hackmatack program by reading the shortlisted titles and voting for their favourite in each category.
2022 Forest of Reading Awards close with final round of winners
The winners in the French-language categories were announced.
Forest of Reading Awards announces second round of winners
The winners of the Silver Birch Express, the Silver Birch Fiction, and the Yellow Cedar awards were announced today.
Forest of Reading Awards kicks off three-day ceremony with first round of winners
Over 270,000 children read the nominated books, and nearly 120,000 voted this year.