The marvel of old-growth forests

“Suzanne Simard (left) exposes forestry harms and honours Indigenous wisdom in When the Forest Breathes.“ FULL STORY

AUTHORS & BOOKS

Roll on, Wagamese

An Ojibway from the Wabasseemoong First Nation in Northwestern Ontario, Richard Wagamese first received the George Ryga Prize for Social… FULL STORY

Injun-newity

Jordan Abel is a Nisga’a writer currently completing his Ph.D at Simon Fraser University, where his studies focus on digital… FULL STORY

How do I know God loves me?

Esther Hizsa’s self-published Stories of an Everyday Pilgrim ($16.95 Amazon 2015) contains vignettes, poems and essays about how the author… FULL STORY

#97 George Woodcock

LOCATION: 6429 McCleery Street, Vancouver Self-described as “a British Columbian by choice, a Canadian by birth,” the Winnipeg-born, England-educated anarchist… FULL STORY

Coyote to the rescue

Margery Fee’s Literary Land Claims: The “Indian Land Question” from Pontiac’s War to Attawapiskat (Wilfrid Laurier University Press $29.24) examines… FULL STORY

Ellen & Ginger

Laura Ellyn, a writer and editor based in Montreal, has published a graphic novel-styled account about the life and death… FULL STORY

RootWoman in Sandhill

Also known as RootWoman, Kahlee Keane of Vancouver Island is a herbalist who has written on environmental issues and produced… FULL STORY

Chicago in 1919

In Mary Burns’ forthcoming novel, The Reason for Time (Chicago: Allium Press 2016), due in April, we will meet protagonist… FULL STORY

#43 Chuck Davis

LOCATION: Captain George Vancouver statue, City Hall, 453 West 12th Avenue, Vancouver. The ultimate expert on all historical matters pertaining… FULL STORY

#42 Douglas Coupland

LOCATION: Former headquarters of Vancouver Magazine, 1205 Richards Street, Vancouver Douglas Coupland‘s breakthrough novel, Generation X: Tales for an Accelerated… FULL STORY

#41 Wayde Compton

LOCATION: CN Station, 1150 Station Street, near Main Street @ Terminal Avenue As the foremost proponent of black literature in… FULL STORY

Cooperate or die

The Skeleton Tree (Penguin Random House $19.99) by Iain Lawrence is a survival story for ages 8-12 about two boys… FULL STORY

#39 Wayson Choy

LOCATION: 15 East Pender. Former headquarters of the Jin Wah Sing Musical Association. Wayson Choy emerged foremost among Chinese Canadian… FULL STORY

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