Canadian authors and illustrators are writing and telling stories with special care for young readers dealing with ecological worries. To support the …

This year there has been an encouraging amount of new books from Asian-Canadian creators with positive representation and empowering messages for young …

Almost half the world’s refugees are children. Every year, tens of thousands of child refugees arrive in Canada, many of them unaccompanied by an adult. …

In September, we recognize the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. As we approach September 30th, let’s reflect on our teaching toward reconciliation. …

Take a reading road trip to visit places and meet people across Canada through books. As you do, I hope you’ll see how the places we live inspire our …

How can we use books and reading to create a more LGBTQ+ inclusive classroom? Here are some tips and advice for teachers based on my own experiences.

Some of the most creative and imaginative writing for children is happening in science books. These books can show kids everything from the wonders of …

Kids love reading graphic novels! And I love teaching with them. From expanding visual literacy and vocabulary to building empathy and confidence in readers, …

A selection of brand-new titles that highlight the contributions of women in STEM, art, history, business, journalism and other fields.

Make I Read Canadian Day a launch pad for reading Canadian literature in your classroom all year round. It’s important we support the authors, illustrators, …