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It has been domesticated across Asia for so long, its movements have become opaque.

It's Asian Heritage Month and the City of Guelph's bookstore The Bookshelf has a selection of books for adults and young adults readers. The books explore a variety of topics that include identity, culture, capitalist consumption and more.

Canadian writers jump into the Climate Debate: Open Letter regarding Climate Accountability Bill signed by over 170 acclaimed writers, including Ondaatje, Atwood, Atom Egoyan, Eden Robinson.

by Contributor on Monday May 17 2021 To celebrate the April 23rd Supreme Court decision recognizing the Sinixt Nation has constitutionally protected Indigenous rights to hunt in ancestral territory in Canada, we are featuring a collection of First Peoples literature. Books of My Life What is your favourite childhood book? My favourite childhood book is the collection of Dr. Dolittle stories by Hugh Lofting. My grandparents sent me the whole collection. My mum couldn’t read them fast enough for me, so I had to learn to read.  I remember that by book six I was rea...

Expand your perspective on the environment Photo by Avosb/iStock For far too long, Asian Americans have been overlooked in conversations on climate change and the natural world. In a Yale School of Climate Change Communication report that purports to reveal which racial groups care most about climate change, for instance, the results for Asian Americans were unavailable, raising concerns over the low sample size. However, the inability to retrieve data on Asian communities—whether because of language barriers or questions over which ethnic groups are considered Asian American—reveals a ...