canada reads
The winner of Canada Reads says Japanese internment haunts us still
Mark Sakamoto says his grandparents’ forgiveness of the wrongs done to them in the Second World War helped him overcome the struggles in his own life
Canada Reads and what makes a book great
Michael Petrou considers the criteria for the CBC’s annual book competition
CBC’s ‘Canada Reads’ descends into farce
Accusations of terrorism and plagiarism fly in book competition
Lionel Shapiro in 1955: ‘What is distinctively Canadian literature?’
‘Only in Canada is Canadian writing derided, decried and indeed dismissed as nonexistent,’ said Shapiro, one of the most versatile and widely recognized writers Canada had ever produced