David Alexander, who was announced as Word on the Street’s new festival director in February, sees plenty of room to grow the country’s biggest print party.
Cherie Dimaline, Richard Van Camp and Monique Gray Smith make Burt Award longlist for First Nations, Inuit, and Métis YA lit
Nine young-adult submissions have been received for this year’s 2018 CODE Burt Award for First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Young Adult Literature.
Joel Thomas Hynes, Mary Walsh shortlisted for Newfoundland & Labrador Book Awards
The Writers’ Alliance of Newfoundland and Labrador has announced its shortlists for the Newfoundland & Labrador Book Awards.
Go Away, Unicorn! jumps from picture book to small screen
The 2010 picture book from B.C. publisher McKellar & Martin gets the Disney treatment
Justin Ling, Sharon Bala, and David Miller confirmed for Word on the Street’s first WOTS Plus+
The 28th annual Word on the Street Toronto book and magazine festival will expand to a weekend-long event for the first time this year, with an additional day of programming on Saturday, Sept. 22, branded WOTS Plus+.
PRHC hires Soulpepper’s Katie Saunoris as director of communications
Penguin Random House Canada has hired Katie Saunoris in the newly created position of director, communications.
AGO curator Wanda Nanibush on editing the art book, Rebecca Belmore: Facing the Monumental
How M&S readied Richard Wagamese’s unfinished final novel for publication
When author Richard Wagamese died in March 2017 at age 61, he was at work on a novel that would continue the story of Franklin Starlight, the protagonist of his 2014 novel Medicine Walk.
Eyewitness Travel series plans a relaunch for its silver anniversary
In honour of its 25th anniversary this October, the bestselling Eyewitness Travel series is getting its first full redesign in the series’ history.
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