New Little Free Library in Saskatoon dedicated to children’s books
A new Little Free Library in Saskatoon’s City Park neighbourhood is geared towards children. Continue reading
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United Way Saskatoon literacy program helping prevent ‘summer slide’
By Nicole Stillger Reporter
A United Way Saskatoon literacy program is helping prevent summer learning loss. Continue reading
Ottawa shop’s ‘blind date with a book’ encourages readers to branch out
By Mike Le Couteur Global National Ottawa Correspondent
One Ottawa bookstore owner says he hopes encouraging people to read new titles will help them rekindle a spirit of adventure, one book at a time. Continue reading
Saskatchewan Festival of Words boasts diverse roster of authors
Around thirty authors and artists from across Canada will showcase their work at the 23rd annual Saskatchewan Festival of Words. Continue reading
The Word on the Street back in Saskatoon
The Word on the Street is back in Saskatoon for its ninth year. It focuses on bringing Canadian authors to their readers to explain more about the inspiration behind their work. Continue reading
Lethbridge Public Library welcomes local authors into Indi-Lethbridge 2019 Collection
The Lethbridge Public Library celebrated local authors Thursday at the Indi-Lethbridge 2019 collection. Continue reading
Saskatchewan comic book’s ‘Auroraman’ conquers evil with podcast
By Ryan Kessler Reporter
A Humboldt, Sask., author and his family have brought comic book hero Auroraman to life with a podcast, thwarting an evil-doing cyber thief. Continue reading
Read-in participants protest against Millennium Library security measures
A group of protesters gathered outside the Millennium Library aiming to get the city to cut back security measures at the library by June 1. Continue reading
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Students and staff at School District No. 51 find out what book they’ll be reading together
School District No. 51 in Lethbridge will be the first in North America to take part in the One District One Book initiative, which will include all of its students from kindergarten all the way to Grade 12. Continue reading
Wilderness survival book borrowed in 1977 is finally returned to Vancouver Island library
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
The book was returned anonymously more than 40 years after it was first checked out. Continue reading