Nov 26 His Vancouver-based company has raised hundreds of millions of dollars for nonprofit organizations around North America.
Nov 25 Owner Don Stewart's glorious clutter came as a result of an arson fire next door to his former location.
Nov 23 The book is the first installment of a trilogy.
Nov 22 A new book suggests that the Congress party in India avenged Indira Gandhi's assassination with genocide to further its political prospects in an upcoming election.
Nov 18 The winners were announced at a ceremony in Toronto that was broadcast online.
Nov 12 A poem that captures the transformation of Canada during the onset of the pandemic has won a national literary award.
Nov 10 A Toronto author has won one of Canada’s top literary awards for fiction.
Oct 27 Chaker Khazaal was in a hotel in Beirut when the force of one of the biggest non-nuclear explosions in history rippled through the building.
Oct 25 The author of a monumental new book about Paul Thomas Anderson explains how Magnolia anticipated the men's rights movement
Oct 25 He says public conversations about our future as societies—and as a species—have been corrupted by dishonesty.
Oct 24 Canadian writer and artist Richard “RM” Vaughan has been found dead 10 days after going missing.
Oct 21 The prime ingredient in concrete is responsible for between four to six percent of the world;s carbon-dioxide emissions.
Oct 18 The virtual event includes the following B.C. writers: Annabel Lyon, Wade Davis, Caroline Adderson, Thomas Homer-Dixon, Nancy Lee, Aislinn Hunter, Charles Demers, Shaena Lambert, Lorna Crozier, Cicely Belle Blain, Seth Klein, and Tanya Lloyd Kyi.
Oct 17 Deepa Mehta co-wrote the Funny Boy screenplay with author Shyam Selvadurai and shot the film on location in Sri Lanka.
Oct 13 The executive director, Stella Harvey, has successfully steered the traditionally intimate gathering into the digital world.
Oct 7 This year’s finalists include four novels and one short story collection, as well as emerging and established authors.
Oct 4 The $60,000 prize is the largest monetary award for Canadian nonfiction writers and the only national award for literary nonfiction for 2020.
Sep 19 The Word Vancouver festival’s annual free celebration of all things literary continues until September 27.
Sep 18 The self-described pencil jockey has created cartoons for the New Yorker and MAD.
Sep 17 While the popular perception is that people are home reading more than ever, the reality is more complex.
