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Thursday July 06, 2017
Shelagh Rogers remembers Herb Belcourt
Herb Belcourt was an author, entrepreneur and founding member of the Belcourt Brosseau Métis Awards.
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Monday June 19, 2017
9 great mysteries you need to read this summer
The Next Chapter's mystery panel - Margaret Cannon, J.D. Singh and P.K. Rangachari - suggest nine thrillers worth reading.
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Monday June 05, 2017
Leanne Betasamosake Simpson explores what it means to be an Indigenous woman in her latest book
In her latest collection, This Accident of Being Lost, the author shares stories, poems and songs centred on the Anishinaabe experience.
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Saturday July 15, 2017
Listen to Full Episode 53:59 Listen 18:49Andrew Westoll on primate obsession and staring down birds of prey
Andrew Westoll, author of the award-winning memoir The Chimps of Fauna Sanctuary, talks about his first novel, The Jungle South of the Mountain. More
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Mariko Tamaki on solving the mystery of growing up different
Mariko Tamaki discusses the freedom of writing about a happy (though mystery-obsessed) character in her new young adult novel, Saving Montgomery Sole. More
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Forget colouring books. Brian Francis has the 411 on the next big trends.
Brian Francis found three books that pinpoint what he predicts are due for a comeback: macramé, cake sculptures and pencil sharpening. More
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Kaia Kater on the book she's re-reading for the third time
The musician recommends Their Eyes are Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston. More
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