Canadian non-fiction's painful demise is bad news for all of us
If we stop publishing new work about our history, we risk forgetting who we are as a country, Charlotte Gray writes
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If we stop publishing new work about our history, we risk forgetting who we are as a country, Charlotte Gray writes
Canada’s History Society is a national charitable organization with a programming budget of $2.7 million annually. Founded in 1994 to popularize Canadian history, the society’s work includes: Canada’s History magazine, Kayak: Canada’s History Magazine for Kids, CanadasHistory.ca, and the Governor General’s History Awards.
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Mascot Kids is delighted to announce the release of Noah’s Universe an imaginative new children’s book by Alison Monk.
Independent booksellers in Ottawa are thriving, despite competition from big box stores, online retailers and e-books.