For over 25 years Stuart Robertson was an invaluable resource for Montreal’s gardeners, fielding questions from ...
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It could be argued that any large, important issue is doomed to wide-spread public indifference or ...
By Louise Fabiani
Claude Lalumière's first collection of short stories, Objects of Worship, emerges from the dark world of ...
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Set in Eastern Europe in the early 1900s, James Sturm's new graphic novel Market Day is about a Jewish rug ...
By Lori Callaghan
"The world is a cocoon; everything converges, everything is subtly linked."
Rioux's novel opens in a late-night ...
By Michael Varga
Although Unwanted Hopeless Romantic Morons begins with what appear to be disconnected tales, it settles ...
By Correy Baldwin
In The Jihadist, Emery More sets out to explore the psyche of someone driven to militant extremism. This ...
By Correy Baldwin
The Concordia Institute for Canadian Jewish Studies recently published the fourth title in its Chapbook Series: ...
By Vanessa Bonneau
This genealogical study of the lives of John and Bridget Callaghan, Irish immigrants to Montreal and the author's ...
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In 1858, a group of Blacks left northern California by sea for a better life. They landed in British Columbia and ...
By Mélanie Grondin
In the memoir Italy Revisited: Conversations with My Mother, Mary Melfi takes up a daunting task: she sets ...
By Gina Roitman
When does casual bedside reading qualify as legitimate Buddhist practice? How should devout spiritual ...
By Sarah Fletcher