Who? Me?

Canada is often celebrated as a multicultural nation but that doesn’t mean racism isn’t a present and pervasive force here. … More

Celebrate Canadian Authors

Canada is known for many things — beautiful landscapes, amazing cuisine (think poutine and maple syrup), outdoor sports and of … More

This week Laura and Nicole talk about personal storytellers and suggest titles that run the gamut from funny to heartbreaking. … More

As you may have heard, Thunder Bay is playing host to the Telus Cup this week. The Telus Cup brings … More

It’s no surprise to most of us that the Chinese food we adore is an adapted, Canadian version, different from … More

If I Fall, If I Die is the first novel by Michael Christie. Set in his hometown of Thunder … More

Part action novel, part history, part love story – Dance of the Banished is a book which will linger in … More

“Are hearts here strong enough to found A glorious people’s sway?” Ask of our rivers as they bound From hill … More

The Canterbury Trail by Angie Abdou (2011, Brindle & Glass) offers insight into Canadian mountain village lifestyles and culture … More

“If all the adults are all sick, who’s in charge?” This is the tag-line for an absorbing children’s novel by … More