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Blackberry Books opened on Vancouver’s Granville Island in 1979 and seemed to be flourishing until February 5, 2014, when its owner...

I didn’t get a chance to write about Robert Fulford the first time he faked his retirement so I’m doing it now. His first retirement was...

Months before he was assassinated, Robert F. Kennedy the leading candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination, was asked by David...

The New Yorker published a positive and thorough review of Hoover today with an illustration by the wonderful Bendik Kaltenborn. It's a...

I've been reading John Kenneth Galbraith lately, the late great and now terribly unfashionable Canadian-American economist. No one seems...

The most enjoyable part of any publishing project whether in newspapers, magazines or books is the arrival of the finished product. My...

I've long had a thing for Chicago, started when my father worked for International Harvester and went there for his most important...

David Shribman, the Pulitzer-winning editor of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette wrote this terrific piece on the struggles of Trump, the...

It's been just over two years since Postmedia, Canada's largest newspaper company, paid $316 million for 175 newspapers and websites...

I often get asked why I thought it was worth spending seven years on a biography of a failed president. Here's part of the answer. For...