Laced with humour and revelation, Anne Wheeler’s creative non-fiction stories tell of her serendipitous journey in the seventies, when she broke wi...

An allegorical reckoning of the physical and psychic wounds inflicted by the oil sands.

In a flash, everything changes. After a group of radical environmentalists breaks into the house of a prominent oil company executive and holds him...

Saved from certain death on the Whistler-Vancouver highway after his luxury car malfunctions, Mark Morata feels honour-bound to reward his rescuer,...

That Light Feeling Under Your Feet plunges headfirst into the surreal and slogging world of cruise ship workers.

Accustomed to being an only child, adoptee Brian Gumbo Guillemot’s teenage hobby was searching for his birth parents. But when he finally finds his...

Spilt blood whets the appetite of a ravine at the heart of Haddington Springs, a bedroom community with a closet full of bones. It’s 1997, and Robi...

Everyone deals with grief in their own personal way. Take Carrie, for example. Getting over her mother's death from ovarian cancer takes the form o...

The elders in this book have devoted their lives to preserving the wisdom and spirituality of their ancestors. Despite insult and oppression, they ...

It’s 1994 and Pete Curtis can’t wait to get out of Thunder Bay, Ontario. Already, he is playing drums in a band whose songs belong on mix-tapes eve...

"Disgraced ex-cop Sloane Donovan has relied on her job as a fitness instructor to keep her mental illness and PTSD in check—until she finds a close...

In this challenging memoir about her formative years in Yellowknife in the ’60s and ’70s, author Margaret Macpherson lays bare her own white privil...

In this new collection of stories, Dene Elder George Blondin defines medicine power, a gift from the Creator for the Dene way of life. Although med...

The fires of the Second World War are beginning to burn down, but legendary Canadian aviatrix Sharon Lacey is not out of danger just yet. Complicat...

“Up the coast” was where Kathryn Willcock spent her summers, where children were set loose to play in the wilderness, women kept rifles next to the...

After barely surviving the events of The Killer Trail, Vancouver psychiatric social worker Chris Ryder once again finds himself at the centre of a ...

Roadkill stuffed and presented as art, an OB/GYN appointment gone horribly wrong, and government spies with a weakness for salmon bagels and Timmy ...

Karen Hofmann’s empathetic and cathartic novel pieces together the lives of five members of the Lund family following their enforced dispersal afte...

This is a highly-charged collection of personal essays, haunted by loss, evoking turbulent physical and emotional Canadian landscapes. Sarah de Lee...

In a small city somewhere in an oil-rich Canadian province just east of the Rockies, a political scandal has erupted: an aging cabinet minister has...

The problem with writer longevity can be a complicating, even contradictory oeuvre. Hopefully". This book collects forty years of essays and speech...

"Fifteen-year-old Gale is desperate to get out of Whitehorse, a fact that is immediately clear to counsellor Helen Cotillard when Gale walks into h...

The Sterling Award-winning author of "At the Zenith of the Empire" and "A Teatro Trilogy" returns with a new collection of charming, heart-warming ...