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In her second novel, Amanda Peters returns to the stories of Nova Scotia’s Mi’kmaq women (opens the original)
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Sometimes the briefest of conversations is all it takes to ignite an entire storyline. That’s what happened for author Amanda Peters, who just released her second novel, The Birthing Tree, earlier this month. In it, Peters traces one woman’s journey to protect the land, the traditions and the memory of the Mi’kmaq women who came before her – and to decide which parts of her inheritance she will carry into the future. Like Peters herself, who is of Mi’kmaq and settler ancestry, the novel’s protag
Why this Canadian entrepreneur thinks books are corporate gifting’s best-kept secret (opens the original)
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In a world of generic pens and fruit baskets, one Canadian entrepreneur wants to make corporate gifting more meaningful and personalized. He’s convinced that finding the perfect book is the best way to accomplish that. In 2024, Halifax native Alex Liot launched Wordsworth Gifting, a corporate book-gifting platform for Canadian businesses. So far, Liot counts law firms, wealth management services and software companies among his clientele. At Wordsworth, staff curate a selection of 12 Canadian bo
Writing prize to honour late Canadian thriller author Andrew Pyper (opens the original)
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A new literary prize named after the late thriller and horror author Andrew Pyper will honour other Canadian writers in similar genres. The award, to be announced on Sept. 8, dovetails with the release of Pyper’s final novel, the techno-thriller Driven. Pyper died in January, 2025, at 56 from complications of cancer. Born in Stratford, Ont., he studied English literature at McGill University and earned a law degree from the University of Toronto. Although called to the bar in 1996, he never prac
SOCAN sues AI music platform over alleged unauthorized sampling (opens the original)
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The Society of Composers, Authors and Music Publishers of Canada has filed a lawsuit against Suno, an AI music generation platform, alleging the company is illegally producing outputs using human-created works. The lawsuit, which was filed with the Federal Court of Canada, alleges that Suno’s platform has infringed on SOCAN members’ copyright by using works without consent or licence and that it has intentionally built its business by training its generative AI models on music files readily acce
Stephan Jost to depart role as Art Gallery of Ontario CEO (opens the original)
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The Art Gallery of Ontario has announced that director and chief executive Stephan Jost will be stepping down, effective Dec. 31, 2026. Jost joined the AGO in 2016 after holding roles at the Honolulu Museum of Art in Hawaii, the Shelburne Museum in Vermont and the Mills College Art Museum in California. Under his leadership, the AGO accessioned more than 18,000 works of art and secured more than $500-million in commitments in gifts of art and funds for the museum. Jost also led a successful camp
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