Like most kids, Reid Diamond used to read the backs of the cereal boxes – even though there was never anything interesting written on them. Now the Toronto artist, writer, and musician has done something about ... Read More »

The city of Winnipeg capped Freedom to Read Week with two nights of readings at the Bread & Circuses Café, an event that was less about the act of resistance than about celebrating the act ... Read More »

It does bring out the worst in people,” says Alison Bullock as she leads a Q&Q writer and photographer through the back hallways of the National Library of Canada (NLC). Bullock, the NLC’s manager of ... Read More »

Last year Jim Clemmer self-published a book called Growing the Distance: Timeless Principles for Personal, Career, and Family Success. Stoddart Publishing distributed the book to retailers, but Clemmer, a management consultant based in Kitchener, Ontario, ... Read More »

You may not immediately be able to call to mind one of Bill Douglas’s book designs, but you’ve seen them: they’re big and bold, without being pushy. For one of Stoddart’s recent hockey titles, Remembering Orr, ... Read More »