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Lessons From the Camino
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Experiencing the Camino may begin with a single step, but the lessons it offers can last a lifetime. When Bonnie set out to walk the final 115 kilometres of the Camino de Santiago, she expected sore feet, beautiful scenery, and perhaps a...
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Santa and the Moonlings
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When a meteor crashes into a lunar rover, five tiny Moonlings are forced to flee their glowing home on the Moon—and accidentally blast off to Earth. Lost in the snow, they meet three curious children and one very enthusiastic dog who decide to...
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Passing Our Torch
A Journey of Family and Faith
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A compelling history of the epic journeys that weave together a multi-generational tapestry of family, faith and community. This story follows the lives and experiences of many pioneering first families who came to Lower Canada, Upper Canada and...
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Youth, Grit & Global Dreams
A Manifesto for the Next Generation
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Youth, Grit & Global Dreams is a guide for young people navigating the journey towards identity, purpose, and global opportunities. It speaks to the questions many emerging adults carry: Who am I becoming? How do I handle uncertainty? What does...
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Drama Under the Bird Feeder
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Grumpy Mr. Squirrel doesn't want to share any of the seeds under the bird feeder. Will Miss Chipmunk be able to convince him to share without a fight, or will there be more DRAMA UNDER THE BIRD FEEDER? This story was inspired by real events.
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A Quiet that Screams
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A senior high school student, Everlyn Monroe, wakes up one night at 1 AM in her pitch dark bedroom. Her room is haunted, her family has disappeared, and no one is to be seen in her house. Then, her doll, Seraphine, that she had kept from her...
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When the Sun Goes Down
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Sharing Stories, Connecting, and Storytelling When the Sun Goes Down is a wonderful story about love, patience, and shared experiences. Grandpa describes what dementia feels like, while his granddaughter Michelle expresses her fears and shares...
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The Television Creative Department
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Dan Williams was seven years old when he went on Captain Satellite, an experience that led him to seek his own television rocket ship—or so his mother theorized. The Television Creative Department tells the story of forty-four years in Canadian...
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The Chair by the Window
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The Chair by the Window takes its title from the position it is written from: a chair set beside a window, present to what lies outside but conducting its inquiry from inside the room. From that seat, this fourth collection asks what our oldest...
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Outlandish Approaches
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Hannibal Barca, Napoleon Bonaparte, and Ernest Shackleton: three men who dreamed of glory and would stop at nothing to achieve it. Their ambition drove them huge distances through hostile territory. In the end, their reach exceeded their grasp,...
