Key Porter Books has acquired world rights to a new book by Paul Cellucci, the U.S.’s outspoken and often controversial former ambassador to Canada. The book, titled Unquiet Diplomacy, is slated for a fall 2005 ... Read More »

Carolyn Weaver is adding another series to her repertoire. Weaver, which premiers on Biography this Saturday night at 8 p.m. and on BookTelevision in June, is, in Weaver’s words, a “subject-driven series with a book ... Read More »

Next month the federal government will table a long-overdue copyright reform bill that will establish anti-Internet piracy rights for copyright owners, electronic document delivery for inter-library loans, full intellectual property rights for photographers, and an ... Read More »

The federal government next month will table a long-overdue copyright reform bill that will establish anti-Internet piracy rights for copyright owners, electronic document deliver for inter-library loans, full intellectual property rights for photographers, and an ... Read More »

With the gala opening of Montreal’s Grande bibliothèque – Quebec's answer to the British Library – slated to help kick off Montreal: World Book Capital festivities next month, a professor of library sciences has decried ... Read More »

After months of legal hassles, Pierre Turgeon's Trait d'union publishing house officially went bankrupt last Thursday, but the scrappy Montreal publisher insists that while he may be down, he's not out."This has absolutely nothing to ... Read More »

Penguin Canada and Pearson Technology Group Canada are moving to new roomier digs near the corner of Yonge Street and Eglinton Avenue in Toronto. According to a release from the publisher, the company will be ... Read More »