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Big Ideas in Books

Our changing idea of home

How to Lose a Country is an impassioned plea, a warning to the world that populism and nationalism don’t march fully-formed into government; they creep.

Portrait of a Reader: Mike Holmes Jr.

Meet Mike Holmes Jr. - a professional contractor, businessman, philanthropist, and online personality.

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Ruth Ware's top ten chilliest reads

Here are ten books that scare, thrill and provide a masterclass in rattling the reader.

Author Interviews

Becoming me

Métis-Cree scholar and poet Jesse Thistle, author of the memoir From the Ashes, reflects on reconnecting with his sense of indigeneity.

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The best books for fathers and fathers-to-be

Fatherhood is an adventure, and it can help to have good books in your arsenal to remind you you're not alone during your journey.

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Tell me a story

"Tell me another story. About Mexicans, about Muslims, about Mexican-Muslims. Tell me about the countries some people call shit-hole ones."

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Steamy romance audiobooks that'll make you blush

These are some of the best audiobooks in romance, romantic suspense, paranormal romance, erotic romance, and more.

Michael Messenger: sharing his vision for kids around the world

Michael Messenger is the President and CEO of World Vision Canada. Here’s what he had to say about his professional literacy mission and reading habits.

Maria Qamar, aka. @hatecopy

Meet Maria Qamar, an artist and author who rose to prominence through her Instagram page, Hatecopy. Who's her favourite fictional character? Read on.

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YA books about social justice beyond THE HATE U GIVE

For fans of Angie Thomas' THE HATE U GIVE, here are nine more YA books that tackle issues of social justice.

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