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Personnel change: Doubleday Canada

Janice Weaver has joined Doubleday Canada as senior editor on a one-year contract to replace Amy Black, who is on maternity leave. She will report... Read the rest »

Edna Staebler’s Mennonite cookbook goes digital

Edna Staebler’s classic Mennonite cookbook, Food That Really Schmecks, is now available as an iPad app. According to Wilfrid Laurier University Press publicist Clare... Read the rest »

Indigo, First Book Canada join forces to distribute books to children in need

Indigo Books & Music has partnered with the literacy charity First Book Canada and publishers Penguin Canada and Kids Can Press to distribute nearly 30,000... Read the rest »

Harbour Publishing remembers B.C. Book Award winner Chuck Davis

On May 12, when Harbour Publishing took home three B.C. Book Awards, it was a chance to celebrate the year’s achievements, but also an opportunity... Read the rest »

Personnel change: Arsenal Pulp Press

Effective June 1, Gerilee McBride will join Arsenal Pulp Press as production manager. McBride is the former executive assistant at the Association of Book... Read the rest »

Personnel change: The Banff Centre's Wired Writing Studio

Lynn Coady has been hired on as a faculty member at the Banff Centre’s Wired Writing Studio program. Coady joins Charlotte Gill and Jessica Grant... Read the rest »

Personnel change: Guernica Editions

Toronto’s Guernica Editions has hired Cristina Rizzuto as publicist, replacing former publicist Laura Carter. Read the rest »

Deals: Foreign sale for Edugyan; Roy MacGregor novel optioned for film; and more

Foreign front: Anne McDermid & Associates has a number of deals to report: Anne McDermid has sold Swedish rights to Esi... Read the rest »

St. John’s prepares to host first Atlantic Book Awards

For the first time in its almost 13-year history, the Atlantic Book Awards are moving from Halifax. The May 17 ceremony, which wraps up a... Read the rest »

City of Toronto to commemorate June Callwood in conjunction with book launch

June Callwood made an impression on the citizens of Toronto with her writings and in the more than 50 charitable and professional organizations she helped... Read the rest »

Deals: Amanda Lang to pen book for HarperCollins Canada; TV rights to Flavia de Luce mysteries sold to Sam Mendes; and more

HarperCollins Canada senior editor Brad Wilson has acquired The Power of Why by CBC journalist Amanda Lang. The book will feature interviews with entrepreneurs and... Read the rest »

Personnel changes: library CEOs appointed in Gravenhurst, Meaford, and Brock

Three Ontario library systems have announced the appointment of new chief executive officers. Gravenhurst Public Library has hired Rita Orr as CEO and chief... Read the rest »

Personnel change: Breakwater Books

Breakwater Books has hired James Langer as managing editor, effective immediately. Langer will oversee acquisitions and manuscript editing, while maintaining the publisher’s current list. He... Read the rest »

Agency change: Tourmaline Editions

Effective July 1, 2012, Tourmaline Editions will represent Alpha Books, publisher of the Complete Idiot’s Guide series. Order fulfillment, customer service, and returns processing... Read the rest »

Authors travel across the country for TD Children’s Book Week

A diverse group of children’s authors, illustrators, and storytellers are packing their suitcases for the 35th annual TD Canadian Children’s Book Week, which runs May... Read the rest »

First Book Canada expands distribution to Manitoba

First Book Canada, a registered charity that supplies low-income families with new books, is expanding its distribution to Manitoba. This week, more than 44,000... Read the rest »

Conundrum Press imprint draws attention to French-Canadian comics scene

With the debut of Michel Rabagliati’s The Song of Roland at the Toronto Comic Arts Festival this weekend, Conundrum Press will put the spotlight on... Read the rest »

Deals: Foreign rights deals for Robert J. Wiersema, Annabel Lyon, and more

Foreign front: Kim Behnke at D&M Publishers has sold U.K. rights to Robert J. Wiersema’s Walk Like a Man: Coming of Age... Read the rest »

Distribution change: Utah State University Press

Effective March 31, Codasat Canada is the exclusive Canadian distributor for Utah State University Press. Orders, billing, and shipping is handled by University... Read the rest »

Personnel change: Hamilton Public Library names new chief librarian, CEO

The board of the Hamilton Public Library has named Paul Takala chief librarian and chief executive officer, effective June 1. Takala steps into the... Read the rest »

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