Books

Truth and Reconciliation Day is a time to listen to Indigenous voices and make space for stories that haven’t always been heard or understood in this country. And Indigenous women have plenty to tell us – about family, culture, community, land, identity and the realities of living in Canada today.

Is there anything better than a new season of books to look forward to? As fall rolls around and book clubs start getting back into the swing of things, we’re already thi…

Maybe this is shameful to admit, but I go through some pretty significant reading ruts. I love reading, don't get me wrong, but I can go months without picking up a book.…

When Priya Ramsingh wrote Brown Girl in the Room, she secretly hoped readers wouldn’t still be seeing themselves in its pages nearly a decade later. But as the novel is re-released, its themes of workplace discrimination, bias, and belonging still feel as timely as ever.

There’s a version of motherhood many women are handed long before they ever live it – one that’s polished, selfless, and paints a picture of an idealized experience. But …

Love has a way of surprising us – sometimes it’s fleeting, and sometimes it comes back when we least expect it. In her new memoir, If Only Love, author Shelley Saywell te…