Jul 1 Her book was on the New York Times bestseller list for 85 weeks.
Jun 30 Few things in the world right now are as they should be, but art continues, as ever, to document the joys and sorrows of human existence
Jun 24 Even though libraries were included in B.C.'s Phase 2 restart plan beginning on May 19, patrons in Vancouver will have to wait nearly another month before any branches will open.
Jun 23 "After a long cold winter, our moods always brighten at the thought of summer fruits—particularly cherries."
Jun 17 Books remain the inexpensive, rich resource they’ve always been, and Canadian authors and publishers need your support right now.
Jun 9 While each of the shortlisted authors will receive $6,000, the award winner will receive a grand prize of $60,000.
May 20 Chief librarian Christina de Castell says the VPL is taking a phased approach toward restoring services to the public.
May 13 The Vancouver Comic Arts Association's annual festival has moved online and is streaming now till Sunday (May 17) with some big names pop
May 5 Every single recipe features a floral element, from elderflower and orange blossom to lavender and lilac.
May 1 "For many years, I thought worrying was caring because they are so tightly intertwined."
Apr 27 Perhaps by design, these new supports reflect the sense of common purpose that the pandemic has stirred up in society at large.
Apr 22 Skilled at drawing clever protagonists and midnight atmospheres, Mandel opens her latest book with a woman plunging off the deck of a container ship.
Apr 16 This tour of the microbial world has leaped from the Science section straight into General Interest, in the deepest sense of that term.
Apr 15 Expect more than a digital version of sedate lit event: she'll also be performing “music from the book’s soundtrack”.
Apr 8 Spring literary gatherings, along with the schedules of some major publishers, may be on hold right now, but we’ve seen the release of powerful new titles over the past couple of weeks.
Mar 31 The former legal adviser to prime minister Stephen Harper has laid out a compelling case for an end to Canada's war on drugs.
Mar 13 In a statement, festival organizers said they made the decision "with a heavy heart".
Mar 4 “The end of the world is happening around us, and in these moments of extreme crisis we find out who we are."
Mar 3 Now, you can have your go at making things like green papaya salad, pad Thai, Panaeng curry, and coconut shave ice.
Feb 16 Scholars Candis Callison and Mary Lynn Young explore the impact of white masculinity and conventional notions of media objectivity in their new book, Reckoning: Journalism's Limits and Possibilities.
