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In this final of three spring preview instalments, Q&Q takes a look at forthcoming nonfiction titles. Q&Q’s spring preview covers books published between Jan. 1 and June 30, 2024. All information (titles, publication dates) was supplied by publishers. Blood: The science, medicine, and mythology of menstruation Dr. Jen Gunter Random House Canada, Jan. OB-GYN and

From shades of grey to vibrant colour, a UPEI professor's new book gives a bird’s eye view of Prince Edward Island’s journey to the modern day through aerial photography.

A community group and municipal committee are hoping to address what they call new issues in St. Stephen related to homelessness and drug use.

As part of Florida’s efforts to increase the availability and effectiveness of broadband internet throughout the state, Monroe County officials are encouraging businesses and homeowners to complete the Florida Department

‘Dark Days at Noon’ author Ed Struzik on fire deniers, ‘pyro’ storms, a boreal forest ‘born to burn’ and more. A Tyee interview.

A forest fire that plagued New Brunswick nearly 200 years ago may be long forgotten, but for one Canadian historian, its magnitude and relevance are more significant than ever.

More than 100 people, representing 18 counties, are attending the 15th Biennial Lucy Maud Montgomery Conference on Prince Edward Island

The Confederation Centre of the Arts has launched a slate of new exhibits that will be featured all summer at its art gallery, including one that is sure to take Islanders in a trip down memory lane.

George Nickerson, a wing commander from Kenora, Ont., was ordered by the Royal Canadian Air Force to carry out a peculiar mission that would change what the world thought was possible, both in and on the air.