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A novel experience: Why small bookstores are thriving in Canada

Independent bookstores like this one have been experiencing a surge in popularity as of late, especially among younger readers. Here's why.
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East York readers couldn’t wait for release of newest Sarah J. Maas book, bookshop worker says

The excitement surrounding the latest Sarah J. Maas book drop was so high that some customers visibly expressed their happiness when they came to purchase the new novel, a Beaches bookshop employee says.
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Used bookstores connect with their communities by hosting events

Secondhand bookstores are hosting book clubs, writers' workshops and other events to engage their local communities.

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Soccer is a sanctuary in some Canadian communities

Soccer is more than just a sport — it fosters lasting connections.
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Between maple leaves and chopsticks: how do Canadian-born Chinese youth navigate two cultures?

Canadian-born Chinese youth can feel caught between the expectations of Chinese tradition and the idea of Western freedom.
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Canadian stories need to take the stage, says ‘Come From Away’ actor

"We have to tell our stories and take pride in what we do."
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Newcomers and their supporters share what it means to be Canadian

Newcomers' stories reflect the evolving meaning of what being Canadian means.

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