L’Allemagne face aux démons de son passé

Dans un livre passionnant, la journaliste franco-allemande Géraldine Schwarz retrace l’histoire de ses familles respectives, allemande et française, pendant et après la Seconde Guerre mondiale.

The nightmare scenario for Japanese-Canadians

This is what happened to Japanese-Canadians in British Columbia, beginning in the spring of 1941 with colour-coded “registration” cards to distinguish Canadian-born or naturalized Japanese-Canadians from Japanese immigrants

Giller winner is a convoluted Moebus strip of a novel

Michael Redhill told the Toronto Star he had only $411 in his bank when he won the Scotiabank Giller Award for his novel, Bellevue Square. Redhill is strong on sense of place and gives an excellent rendering of the ethnically and socially diverse population of Bellevue Square.

Rabbi Neil Gillman 1933-2017

Rabbi Neil Gillman, the celebrated Canadian-born author and professor of Jewish philosophy, passed away at the age of 84 and left behind an incredible legacy.

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