We learn more from reading on paper than on screens.
54 studies, 171k people: we process print more deeply than digital content—as long as it's informational rather than purely narrative.
The paper advantage holds across ages and has grown over time. Long live physical books.
Munro’s Books offers our unconditional support to Andrea Robin Skinner. Our statement and a statement from the Munro family are attached and can be found on our website.
An ode to independent Canadian bookstores. 📚 Forget Amazon. Go wander the aisles and browse the offerings at your favourite independent bookstore, by @marshalederman via @globebooks https://t.co/RYCALOoKbg
The ability to speak two languages may improve memory in later life, a new study found. The study, which involved hundreds of older patients, adds to two decades of work suggesting that bilingualism protects against dementia and cognitive decline. https://t.co/PnLTUmGxXD
"The Canadians might be minor league, but they possess what one fan told me was 'a hold on Vancouver’s heart' — a sentiment I heard repeatedly during my visit," the columnist Kurt Streeter writes. https://t.co/5yzimOh71P
Happy to be in the fine company of @reneesarojini and John Burns of @echostories in this video for @CS_SFU. Interested in becoming an editor? See below to find out more about our wonderful profession!
What's it like to work as a professional editor? We asked three experienced working editors for their thoughts on their chosen career. Here's what they had to say.
Pic du jour: My wife Mary's gorgeous GIGOT painting – an NDG house in early winter evening – that will appear on the #MontrealGazette editorial page this Saturday (tomorrow).
This time of year, there are many ways to give, & to highlight a charity that's close to our hearts—the gift of books & reading—our new blog post features some Cdn literacy groups accepting donations & organizations collecting used books. Happy holidays! https://t.co/TNP2HGgE28
Read these names. Remember them. And in memory of these 14 women, let’s keep working to end gender-based violence for good – because it has no place in any of our communities. https://t.co/SIH59p4izx
HarperCollins employees went on strike, demanding a fair contract in an industry notorious for underpaying and overworking its staff. @svershbow reports https://t.co/FTWYPaLHXG