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Manja Horner, author of Pass the Torch, shares the state of the trades industry with CNBC: what’s wrong, why now is a critical tipping
Avril Henry talks with Amanda Webb about growing up in apartheid-era South Africa, fighting for equal pay, and how cancer changed the way she spends her time.
Friends, family and readers gathered in Wasaga Beach on October 3 to celebrate Debbie Bounds and her new memoir, Whoa Nellie! Watch the highlights.
Debbie Bounds talks with Collingwood Today about raising her daughter Nellie and turning their story into a book.
October 1, 2026 | Last night, we got to do one of our favourite parts of this job: stand in a room full of
Cathy Leigh spent twenty years helping others heal. Then she turned that same attention on herself. October 25, this author and energy healer is
SEPTEMBER 30, 2026 | Kitchener | KW Registry Theatre | Susan Stewart is a stand-up comedian and speaker who has taken stages across North
8 OCTOBER 2026 | Sydney, AUS | They told her she didn’t belong. So she built a world where she — and everyone else
Friends, fans, and readers of books by Barb Bissonette are invited to the book launch party for her newest book, Shaggy Jack. EVENT DETAILS:
Hear Wonderlicious the way it was meant to be delivered, read by Peter Merrett. Listen to a chapter over your coffee, during your drive
Cancer Heroes author Shirin Ariff is meeting readers at Indigo Newmarket today, signing copies and sharing the stories behind the book. Nearly every one
The audiobook of Wonderlicious is coming soon — with the real moments, real stories, and ideas that change how people show up at work
The Future of Trades is at a Crossroads We’re standing on the edge of the biggest turnover the trades have ever seen. 1 in
For employers in the trades, safety, unions, manufacturing, and blue-collar industries, Pass the Torch author Manja Horner is now taking bulk orders — and
Days after his release party in Downtown St. Petersburg, Clay Muehlstein is still processing launch weekend — and celebrating Why Me‘s climb to #1
Legally Zen author Kat Reilly made a stop in West Vancouver this weekend to sign copies at Indigo Park Royal. As of today, only
At twenty-one, Clay Muehlstein was building a promising life. Strong friendships. A fraternity he loved. A seat on the executive board. A philanthropy bike
Two days before the release of Why Me, the author copies arrived — and Clay Muehlstein is still finding the words. “My heart is
