Fall 2026 Releases

Musical stories and listening recommendations for every day of the year, told with Ian Hampton's characteristic wit and wisdom.
Whether a rest home for deserving pioneers or a poorhouse, the Provincial Home for Old Men was a startling innovation in social welfare.
Suffering from chronic pain after a devastating car accident, Emily fights to rebuild her life by blowing the whistle on the health professionals who betrayed her trust. (October 2026)
It's 1766 and after years of forced exile Ange Amirault returns to Nova Scotia with his family. But what kind of life awaits the Acadians? (October 2026)

Spring 2026 Releases

Many people don’t know that Greenpeace was founded in BC and Garrick was there!
How migrant workers, with the support of Canadian unions, won justice in a landmark court decision.
Finding profound moments in the natural world, M.A.C. Farrant offers an antidote to the distractions and pressures of modern life.
Here’s a selection of our favourite titles for your family, friends and that special someone (you!)
For History Buffs
For Adventurers
For Literary Gardeners
For Fans of Dramatic Life Stories
For Fiction Lovers Looking for Their Next Favourite Read

We've got what you're looking for.....

Award Winners and Nominees
Bestsellers
Non-Fiction
History
Biography/Memoir
Indigenous
Outdoors
Fiction
Poetry
Young Adult
Middle Grade
Children's Picture Books

Applause for our Books!

"I can now say with confidence that Farrant is my favourite Canadian writer."

Pasha Malla, The Literary Review of Canada

Seventy-Two Seasons
Seventy-Two Seasons
"An excellent chronicling of his extraordinary and exemplary life."

Captain Paul Watson

Walrus
Walrus
"An important book and anyone who cares about justice for workers should read and learn from it."

Tom Sandborn, The Rabble Review

A Fight for Justice
A Fight for Justice
“Spaner has a gift for characterization and dialogue and creates a whole world of believable characters and interpersonal drama. Highly recommended.”

Vancouver Sun

Keefer Street
Keefer Street
Winner:

Manitoba Historical Society's Margaret McWilliams Award for Popular History

Treaties, Lies and Promises
Treaties, Lies and Promises
Nominated:

BC Book Prize for Fiction

Reluctant Mother, A
Reluctant Mother, A
"An engaging story teller with a gift for digging up long-hidden stories.”

BC BookWorld

Untold Tales of Old British Columbia
Untold Tales of Old British Columbia
"An absorbing look at the familiar denizens of a garden that will appeal to gardeners and nature lovers”

Library Journal

Journeys to the Nearby
Journeys to the Nearby

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