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Ottawa! Mark your calendars for the launch of rob mclennan's latest collection the book of via Plan 99 reading series at the Manx Pub! Featuring Montreal poet Stephanie Bolster and Guelph's own Zane Koss!

Victoria! Tonight!

Lorne Daniel and Joanna Streetly are joined by host Yvonne Blomer and Munro's Books to launch What is Broken Binds Us and All of Us Hidden!

Seven PM at The Kateen at Kwench!

It's officially a new month and you know what that means—new Alberta published books! Check out all the great titles here: buff.ly/cNyveQZ @durvile-shyba.bsky.social @ualbertapress.bsky.social @ucalgarypress.bsky.social @newestpress.bsky.social

Tomorrow! Lorne Daniel and Joanna Streetly launch new work at The Kanteen at Kwench with Munros books!

What is Broken Binds Us, one of CBC Books 34 Works of Canadian Poetry coming out this Fall! buff.ly/YL3mad5

Fairfield scavengers! Check these Little Free Libraries for What is Broken Binds Us bookmarks. (more pix on Insta)
Find a Gold Seal bookmark & claim my new poetry book from @ucalgarypress.bsky.social . Instructions on the winning bookmarks!
Full map of Victoria #LFL sites at victoriaplacemaking.ca.

CBC Books Fall 2025 Poetry Preview features a whole bunch of great books, including What is Broken Binds Us. Check it out! buff.ly/YL3mad5

October is Book Tour month, right? I would ❤️ to see you at one of these events.

34 works of Canadian poetry coming out in fall 2025 | CBC Books Here are the Canadian poetry collections we are excited about this fall!

Huge thanks CBC Books for including What is Broken Binds Us in your fall poetry preview!
www.cbc.ca/books/34-wor...
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Peace: The hidden Indigenous history of Western University's founding Mohawk Institute alumni helped build Western University and made a significant contribution to London early development

Did you know that Mohawk Institute alumni had a significant place in the early development of London and of Western University? Learn more at the London Free Press:

October event: treasure hunt for bookmarks! - Island Social Trends Treasure hunt in Greater Victoria for bookmarks to win a free book organized by Greater Victoria Placemaking Network’s Pocket Places Project.

Victoria! Find a "golden bookmark" in a Little Free Library and win a copy of What is Broken Binds Us by
@lornedaniel.bsky.social!

Going hunting? Tag us in!

Victoria!

Do you like poetry that sings the disruptions and emotional tremors that shape us, break us, and force us to grow, sometimes stronger, sometimes only different?

Come launch What is Broken Binds Us with Lorne Daniel and Joanna Streetly!

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation with Alberta Books - Read Alberta Book recommendations for National Day of Truth and Reconciliation and beyond. These titles feature Indigenous voices, histories, and hope.

This book list is just a small selection of books available, and we encourage you to continue to read books by and about these communities beyond today. See the book list here: buff.ly/kdX1ArY @aupress.ca @ucalgarypress.bsky.social #AlbertaBooks #ReadAlberta (3/3)

Rick Hill stands before a podium and a set of press microphones.

Richard W. Hill speaks to the Brantford Beacon on the release of Behind the Bricks:

www.brantbeacon.ca/confronting-...

Meet the Presses: a pre-H of a Night; i am reading tonight via zoom!
, virtual event, 7-8:30pm EDT : with myself, Salma Hussain, Shannon Lintott, Ágnes Cserháti + Dagne Forrest, / @meetthepresses.bsky.social @ucalgarypress.bsky.social ;
robmclennan.substack.com/p/meet-the-p...

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation: Events and Resources Members of the McMaster community are encouraged to attend an event, take part in reflection, and join in this important journey of learning and reconciliation.

Today at McMaster University, the Wilson Institute and the Department of Indigenous Studies present Behind the Bricks, a book that tells the story of Canada's first, and longest running, residential school.

Where Histories Meet - Where Histories Meet A richly illustrated and accessible historical survey of relations between Indigenous peoples and settlers in the Toronto region from the time of the Toronto Purchase to the Indian Act.

Just Published!

Bighorn Books presents a richly illustrated history of relations between Indigenous people and settlers in the Toronto region from the time of the Toronto Purchase to the Indian Act.

Learn More:

What is Broken Binds Us - just released and just reviewed at The BC Review: buff.ly/WwZP6TV

Catch Lorne Daniel and Joanna Streetly in Victoria at Kwench Kanteen for a very special book launch on October 7!

Toronto! This is Tonight!

Join Victoria Freeman, four incredible guests, @anotherstoryto.bsky.social, and an amazing crowd at the United Steelworker's Hall to launch Where Histories Meet.

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation: Events and Resources Members of the McMaster community are encouraged to attend an event, take part in reflection, and join in this important journey of learning and reconciliation.

On September 26 at McMaster University, the Wilson Institute and the Department of Indigenous Studies present Behind the Bricks, a book that tells the story of Canada's first, and longest running, residential school.

Toronto! Tomorrow!

A fascinating deep-dive into the history of the place we live, Where Histories Meet features careful research and new insights. Join author Victoria Freeman in conversation with four incredible guests at this book launch!

Claim your seat: buff.ly/SVp4Mla

Perfect travel read: Blaine Newton’s short story collection Rag Pickers. Charming, moving, expertly crafted, often funny — these stories amaze & delight. Just right for the jumbled reading on journeys: on planes, in airports, in the passenger seat of a van. Recommended.
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The just published What is Broken Binds Us reviewed at The British Columbia Review !
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Ottawa book launch : the book of sentences, (with Stephanie Bolster + Zane Koss, the book of sentences (University of Calgary Press, 2025): now available / order through your favourite bookstore or, in Canada, through th...

Ottawa book launch : the book of sentences, (with Stephanie Bolster + Zane Koss, / @ucalgarypress.bsky.social ;
robmclennan.blogspot.com/2025/09/otta...

New Publication - Behind the Bricks: The Life and Times of the Mohawk Institute, Canada’s Longest-Running Residential School

Edited by Richard W. Hill Sr., Alison Norman, Thomas Peace, and Jennifer Pettit

csn-rec.ca/news/80026-n...

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rivileged to be able to attend Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation's Decolonizing Land and Water Summit, facilitating conversation with ACFN Knowledge Holders Alice Rigney and Jimmy Deranger about the book: Remembering Our Relations: Dënesųłıné Oral Histories of Wood Buffalo National Park.

Poster for the book launch of Where Histories Meet: Indigenous and Settler Encounters in the Toronto Area. Event features author Victoria Freeman in conversation with Alan Corbiere, Allison White, Carolyn King, and Tho Nazary. Takes place 7pm, Tues Sep 23, at the United Steelworkers Hall, 25 Cecil Street, Toronto, ON. Presented by the Toronto Worker's History Project and Another Story Bookshop.

Toronto! Next Week! Join @anotherstoryto.bsky.social and Victoria Freeman to launch Where Histories Meet!

RSVP to claim your spot at this book launch: buff.ly/RHJ8Lki

Aurora! Tomorrow night, join Alison Norman to discover the history "Behind the Bricks" of the Mohawk Institute and how we can work for a future of truth and reconciliation at the Aurora Historical Society monthly speaker's series: www.newmarkettoday.ca/local-news/t...

With contributions from Chic Scott to Liza Piper to Bruce Cockburn (!) to …dozens & dozens more, this is a fantastic, monumental (mountainous?) work. Cheers to Eric & all.

And great to have it in @nichecanada.bsky.social / @ucalgarypress.bsky.social Canadian History & Environment series.

Looking forward to "Mountain Voices" taking its place atop the Canadian History & Environment tower of power.

And we're always looking for more books for the series. If interested in developing an #envhist / #cdnhist collection, drop a line.

@ucalgarypress.bsky.social @nichecanada.bsky.social