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Local News
Written records preserve languages spoken in Sudbury

Shanna Fraser/ColumnistAccording to the United Nations, “at least 43 per cent of the estimated 6,000 languages spoken in the world are endangered”¦ (and) every two weeks a language disappears taking ...
Books
International: 20 bestselling books of the week of February 16

Publishers Weekly's list of the 20 bestselling international books of the week of February 16.
Local News
Sudbury Accent: Five years and still missing

Sarah May's new book details Sudbury's missing and murdered women, including Meagan Pilon
Books
Book reviews

Reviews of James Trettwer’s Thorn-Field, Beryl Young’s Miles to Go, and Beverley Brenna's Sapphire the Great and the Meaning of Life.
Books
BIBLIOFILES: Libraries provide a safe place for everyone

Entering a public library is like passing into a parallel judgment-free dimension that provides space to just be who you are while discovering countless free resources that support a diversity ...
Books
International: 20 bestselling books of the week of Feb. 9

Publishers Weekly's list of the 20 bestselling international books of the week of February 9.
Books
Science fiction series invokes coming of age and quest themes

World of Dawn series is brisk and entertaining and will please many young adult readers
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B.C.: 15 bestselling books of the week of February 9

The Association of Book Publishers of B.C.'s list of the 15 bestselling books of the week of February 9.

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Graphic Novel: Off Season looks at the politics of a breakup

James Sturm’s Off Season is a powerful piece of work, although I am puzzled by the cartoonist’s methods.
Books
Once again The Hate U Give author Angie Thomas gets the teen reality right

Angie Thomas's new book Oh the Come Up takes readers back to Garden Heights and into the life of a young female rapper.
Local Arts
Sask. Book Awards shortlist celebrates the year in local literature

Chelsea Coupal, Robert Calder, Jeanette Lynes and Randy Lundy are each shortlisted for three 2019 Saskatchewan Book Awards.
Pulp Fiction bucks the bookselling trend and is expanding in Vancouver

Nineteen-year-old indie doubling the size of its Commercial Drive store even as chains struggle to stay open
Books
Man Booker winner Marlon James brings new book to Vancouver

Marlon James weaves another in-depth historical drama with new Black Leopard Red Wolf novel
Books
Book club kicks off 2019

The book club will meet on March 12 at 2 p.m. to discuss The Hate u Give. Books are available through the library.
Books
Author Q&A: Vancouver writer's new book about 'becoming older and realizing your social capital has ...

It's not always easy getting old.
Local News
Pride and the pen: Two bestselling B.C. authors reflect on success and Indigenous identity

B.C. authors Darrel McLeod and Terese Mailhot, who last year released critically acclaimed, award-winning memoirs centred in Indigenous experience, talk about how success has changed their lives.

Local Entertainment
Exploring more of Abandoned Manitoba

A Winnipeg author is giving new life to abandoned places all over Manitoba.Gordon Goldsborough, Manitoba historian and aquatic ecologist at the University of Manitoba, recently launched the second in his ...
Local Entertainment
Charity reading for Candlelighters

A local artist and longtime friend of author Sally Gilchrest-Unrau is doing a reading at Pembina Hills Arts Council on July 30 to support Candlelighters Childhood Cancer Support Group.