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Poet and memoirist Brian Brett, known for signature humour and ruminations on nature, dead at 73

The acclaimed poet and memoirist was born with a rare genetic condition and faced mortality with his pursuit of beauty.

Prolific B.C. writer called himself a 'predator of beauty'

His beloved 10-acre property on Salt Spring Island, affectionately named Trauma Farm, inspired a memoir that won the 2009 Hilary Weston Writers’ Trust Prize for Nonfiction, one of several major literary awards he received

Canada Calls for AI Input; Publishing's Needs Still Unmet

Ottawa is working through an AI inquiry while Canada's publishing industry is 'still waiting for ministers to honor their commitment.'

Far-left book censorship is threatening Canadian libraries

Peel District School Board's Misguided Crusade Against Beloved Literature

CBC News analysis finds thousands of Canadian authors, books in controversial dataset used to train AI

Coalition seeks meeting with federal ministers on copyright

A group of organizations within the book industry is calling on Canadian Heritage Minister Pascale St-Onge and Innovation, Science, and Industry Minister François-Philippe Champagne for an "urgent meeting" to review the Copyright Act.

Apparent restrictions imposed on 2SLGBTQ+ books at Ontario's Waterloo Catholic District School Board

Challenges to books in libraries and schools are common, and restrictions and removals are not a new occurrence in Canada, but there has never been any previous public awareness of restrictions imposed on books that are part of the FoR program.

Montreal writers want more protections as AI sucks up their stories

Authors call for legislative action against piracy and safeguards from publishers while the Writers' Union of Canada mulls a class-action lawsuit against AI companies.

Redheaded "Indigenous Writer" Denounces "White Settler's" "Cultural Appropriation" | Blog Posts

From the Toronto Globe & Mail: The cultural ...