Local Bookstores News Today

Temperatures are rising in the Beehive state and our city’s event planners are excited to host your next date night, family outing or shopping spree

Montreal bookstores have spoken, and according to the folks who live and breathe the written word, there are titles every Montrealer should read at least once. Some of their selections serve up a slice of Montreal life — history, humour, and heartache — while others come from the pens of local writers and artists, tackling subjects that hit close to home. Theme and topic aside, they're all available at the indie bookshops that recommended them and Canadian Independent Bookstore Day might...

Temperatures are rising in the Beehive state and our city’s event planners are excited to host your next date night, family outing or shopping spree

Harrisonburg resident Amanda Friss is set to open up Parentheses Books at the end of September. The independent bookstore will be located in Liberty Street Mercantile and hopes to sell

Nicole Sullivan plans to close BookBar, which she opened on Tennyson a decade ago, on January 31.

Bookstore bliss

Saturday’s event, observed nationally, includes early hours, special treats, sales, a book signing and a grand opening.

The Indigenous owner of Massy Books says opening a bookstore helped her learn where she came from and showed her where she belongs.