Over the course of three instalments, Q&Q presents the young readers titles we’re most excited about this fall. This week’s ...

Becoming a mom was the catalyst. After graduating with a master of publishing from Simon Fraser University, Susan Pi set off ...

In the first of three preview instalments, Q&Q takes a look at forthcoming short fiction collections, graphic novels, and ...

In DerRic Starlight’s memoir, the Gemini Award–winning puppeteer and comedian is our guide to a world few would choose to ...

As a kid, I was really into video games. I remember how powerfully addictive they were. If I wasn’t prone to motion sickness, I probably wouldn’t now be an artist because I would have fallen right ...

Globe and Mail columnist Tony Keller has won the 2026 Donner Prize. The annual $60,000 prize, established in 1998, recognizes the best book about public policy written by a Canadian. Keller was named ...

Arizona O’Neill’s newest work – the full-length graphic novel Opioids and Organs – emerged from a need to channel a family tragedy, a personal obsession, and almost a decade of research into what ...

The phone call was unexpected. “Richard’s writing is very vivid, it’s very much on the page, and it’s very poetic,” Robertson says. “So, it was easy to envision the story as a picture book.” Robertson ...

Three writers have been named the winners of the 2025 RBC Bronwen Wallace Award for Emerging Writers. The award, established in 1994, grants $10,000 annually to a writer of fiction and poetry. It is ...

When Martin Arnold Kruze ended his life at age 35 by jumping from the Bloor Street Viaduct on Oct. 30, 1997, he had been used and betrayed not only by pedophiles employed at Maple Leaf Gardens, but ...

When Confederation Life went belly-up in 1994, it was the fourth largest insurance company in Canada, with a history stretching back to the late 1800s. The news rocked the financial-services sector ...