The Scotiabank Giller Prize shines a light on the best of Canadian literature, promoting the works of both emerging and established authors.
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Language barriers, migration trauma, cultural discrepancies and family responsibilities; women authors of diaspora are defying the odds, breaking through different obstacles to
Writers of Japanese descent say their work is helping to fill gaps in Canada’s literary landscape. “When I was at university, the
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Vivek Shraya does not mince words. In even this page is white, her language is visceral, and even the form of her
New writers are using mentorship opportunities to create and share more diverse and inclusive stories about Toronto’s history and culture. “What we
Canadian authors of faith-based fiction say seeking answers in religion to the injustices of their pasts enhances their creativity and inspires their
A new novel reflects on the experiences of Filipino Canadians through the story of one family, and aims to inspire newcomers to
Canadian writers and educators are expressing a need for more children’s books about refugee and diaspora stories that reflect Canada’s diversity. “It