Public Housing For Sale?
What happens if the UCP government privatizes low income housing
All The Rage: A Partial Memoir in Two Acts and a Prologue
If you were young and gay in late 1980s Alberta, it seemed you were always waiting. You were waiting for news from the big world in Vancouver, and Toronto, and New York—from friends, from tricks, [...]
The Doll
The Doll isn’t a typical children’s story. An autobiographical tale by Nhung Tran-Davies, it tackles the refugee crisis, surviving stormy seas, and racism. It’s a lot to pack into a handful of [...]
Unlocking
Amy LeBlanc’s debut novella begins with the words of Euphemia Rosenbaum, an eccentric and mysterious woman in the small town of Snowton, Alberta: “Here’s what I’ve always said: a goldfish will [...]
Burning the Night
A new Glen Huser book is always welcome, whatever its subject. Huser is one of the steady, quiet lights of Alberta’s writing world—an excellent author who is often underappreciated, which I hope [...]
Gather
Stories are medicine, and Richard Van Camp’s Gather is medicine Canadians need right now. The book is imbued with joy and playfulness and is the perfect companion read on our journey back to each [...]
Compelled to Act: Histories of Women’s Activism in Western Canada
Politics and activism are central themes in the history of women in western Canada, and Compelled to Act contributes to this literature in significant new ways. Edited and with an introduction by [...]
The Bloodhound
Short Story Contest Winner 2021
What We Learned From CERB
A better fix for unemployment
Should We Have Universal Guaranteed Income?
Re-imagining social safety