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June 18, 2018―YA novel Blood Brothers by Winnipeg-based author Colleen Nelson has won the McNally Robinson Book for Young People Award in the Older Category. The award was given out at the 30th annual Manitoba Book Awards Friday night, hosted by CTV personality Rachel Lagacé at the Robert B. Schultz Theatre in St. John’s College at the University of Manitoba.
200 Years of Living History
Posted on November 8 by Scott Kennedy in Recent Releases
The War of 1812 was barely over when the people of York Mills felled the trees that would become the first St. John’s Anglican Church. Built in 1816 on land that had been donated by pioneer settlers Joseph and Catherine Shepard, the little log church was the first outpost of St. James church in the Town of York and the first parish church in what would one day become the City of Toronto.
On The New Urban Agenda
Posted on May 26 by Bill Freeman in Recent Releases
"Writing a book about cities is a natural for me. I have always lived in cities and love their energy, the crush of people, and the fascinating things to do..."