Less than two months after the closing of Librairie Champlain, Toronto’s only French-language bookstore, the World’s Biggest Bookstore has launched a new “store within a store” to cater to the city’s 60,000 native French speakers. ... Read More »

When it was announced earlier this week that Tundra Books publisher Kathy Lowinger will be retiring on Jan. 1, 2010, the news may have come as a surprise to some, but it turns out the ... Read More »

McClelland & Stewart vice-president and publisher Ellen Seligman has been named president of PEN Canada, the organization that advocates freedom of expression for writers and journalists. Seligman has been a PEN Canada board member since ... Read More »

In the hopes of capitalizing on the popularity of the Harry Potter books and the Twilight series, Harlequin Books is launching a new imprint this fall targeted at the young adult market. The imprint, called ... Read More »