September is #WorldKidLitMonth – when everyone is encouraged to read a book (or as many books as you like) from another country, culture, or language. For more information, ideas, resources, …

Today’s post comes to you from Yue (Cathy) Wang China’s Missing Genre: The Struggle for YA Literature In today’s Chinese children’s book market, the YA category is relatively underdeveloped. …

A compilation of 10+ children's books about the Chinese Moon Festival, what it is, who celebrates it, and how it's celebrated. Fiction and nonfiction.

Breadcrumb Trail LinksBusinessHalifax BusinessOpinionPublished Mar 13, 2025  •  Last updated 3 days ago  •  3 minute readChina swiftly imposed restrictions on Canadian canola and other agricultural exports in previous trade disputes, writes Sylvain Charlebois. Photo by FileArticle contentCanada has walked itself into an unnecessary trade war with the United States’ biggest geopolitical rival, China.The consequences are clear: new retaliatory tariffs from China are directly targeting our farmers, affecting over $3-billion worth of agrifood commodities and products.These measures are a direct response to Canada’s decision to impose a 100 per cent tariff on Chinese electric vehicles in October, a move designed to