The Canada Reads 2026 longlist is here! | CBC Books
Canada Reads 2026 longlist presents diverse Canadian titles across genres, culminating in televised debates April 13–16 to select one book as the winner.
Canadian Literature Needs to Stop Talking Only to Itself | The Walrus
Canadian literary culture relies on government subsidies and cultural protectionism, creating an inward-looking, insular national literature with limited international reach.
Margaret Atwood: Older women are only allowed to be two things: wise old women or wicked old witches'
Margaret Atwood recounts a rich life from wild childhood to literary fame, reflecting cultural change, feminism, and the emergence of Canadian literature.