Entering a public library is like passing into a parallel judgment-free dimension that provides space to just be who you are while discovering countless free resources that support a diversity ...

Publishers Weekly's list of the 20 bestselling international books of the week of February 9.

World of Dawn series is brisk and entertaining and will please many young adult readers

The Association of Book Publishers of B.C.'s list of the 15 bestselling books of the week of February 9.

James Sturm’s Off Season is a powerful piece of work, although I am puzzled by the cartoonist’s methods.

Angie Thomas's new book Oh the Come Up takes readers back to Garden Heights and into the life of a young female rapper.

Chelsea Coupal, Robert Calder, Jeanette Lynes and Randy Lundy are each shortlisted for three 2019 Saskatchewan Book Awards.

Nineteen-year-old indie doubling the size of its Commercial Drive store even as chains struggle to stay open

Marlon James weaves another in-depth historical drama with new Black Leopard Red Wolf novel

The book club will meet on March 12 at 2 p.m. to discuss The Hate u Give. Books are available through the library.

It's not always easy getting old.  

B.C. authors Darrel McLeod and Terese Mailhot, who last year released critically acclaimed, award-winning memoirs centred in Indigenous experience, talk about how success has changed their lives.

The Migration, the debut novel by Sarnia-native Helen Marshall, is being published next month by Penguin Random House Canada.

In honour of Valentine’s Day, here is a list of 14 reasons to love your local library.

Monique Roy/ColumnistOne of Greater Sudbury Public Library’s most loved programs took a sabbatical in 2018 to regroup and polish the various aspects that make up the Battle.

I remember reading Skizz in the pages of 2000 A.D. in 1983 and thinking it was pretty clearly a ripoff of E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, which had caused such a stir ...