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WHY READ BANNED BOOKS? Amid a rise in bans and censorship, the best way to uncover the truth about challenged books is to crack them open and see for ourselves, Kit Dobson writes

• Authors : Dobson, Kit

• Source: Globe & Mail (Toronto, Canada). February 17, 2024, O8

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Kids benefit from seeing their lives reflected in books. Banning 'difficult' titles isn't a solution

• Authors : Taylor, Wanda

• Source: Globe & Mail (Toronto, Canada). September 2, 2023, O8

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Debates over school library collections gain traction; Recent challenges against controversial books on gender, sexuality or race mimic what is happening in U.S

• Authors : Alphonso, Caroline

• Source: Globe & Mail (Toronto, Canada). September 18, 2023, A7

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Authors tackle confusing AI, copyright laws; The power struggle over books in the digital era highlights a growing problem for writers looking to protect their work

• Authors : O'Kane, Josh

• Source: Globe & Mail (Toronto, Canada). July 22, 2023, A17

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Shareholders approve Indigo privatization; The $2.50-per-share offer comes from Trilogy Retail Holdings and Trilogy Investments

• Authors : Deschamps, Tara

• Source: Globe & Mail (Toronto, Canada). May 28, 2024, pB2.

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For multiparent LGBTQ families, this holiday season is on the books

• Authors : Motluk, Alison

• Source: Globe & Mail (Toronto, Canada). Dec 23, 2016, L1

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Illiberalism clouding discussions of trans issues will only push people to the fringes; OPINION

• Authors : Urback, Robyn

• Source: Globe & Mail (Toronto, Canada). January 29, 2022, O11

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Reading: Even joke books count

• Authors : Taylor, Kate

• Source: Globe & Mail (Toronto, Canada). June 29, 2005 R3.

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Books: How Rabelaisian

• Authors : BETHUNE, BRIAN

• Source: Maclean's. June 2, 2003, 64

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Sask. moves to restrict profits from crime books

• Source: Globe & Mail (Toronto, Canada). May 1, 2009 A10.

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