From Cherry Beach by Canadian author Don Gillmor to Guilt by Japanese novelist Keigo Higashino, you won’t be able to put ...

Canadian-built AI platform recognized for unifying CRM, marketing automation, and AI-driven customer engagement — and now ...

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PaayaTech Inc., the developer of CorpSync, today announced that Braun Intertec, a leading geotechnical engineering, environmental consulting, and testing firm with 32 offices across the United States, ...

The $40,000 prize is awarded annually for a book of literary nonfiction that embodies a political subject relevant to Canadian readers and Canadian political life. Encampment offers an in-depth look ...

As the former head of homicide for Toronto police, Hank Idsinga was instrumental in solving some of the city’s most notorious crimes. His new memoir, ‘The High Road: Confessions Of A Homicide Cop’ ...

Big box stores, rising rents and Amazon have claimed a depressing number of victims — the ghost facade of Albert Britnell, operated by the same family for 80 years before it closed in 1999 to be ...

Hank Idsinga says he won’t be going for an interview with Toronto police over allegations he’s raised of dysfunction, racism and antisemitism in their ranks. "I'll let the book speak for itself," ...

Owning one of the most spectacular clearance rates among North American homicide teams didn’t spare the Toronto Police unit’s famed chief Hank Idsinga from the bitter bite of antisemitism, according ...

New book delves into The Beatles’ connection to Toronto Music Historian Piers Hemmingsen speaks on the research that went into his new book ‘The Beatles in Canada: The Evolution 1964-1970.’ ...

Get out your reading glasses. A beloved indie bookstore in Toronto is about to celebrate two decades in the city. Next week on April 25, Type Books is marking its 20th anniversary with giveaways, ...

Impossible Toronto: On the Courtyard is the first of a series of publications funded by Toronto’s Neptis foundation which ask: “what could be suitable, but is currently unbuildable in Toronto?” The ...