Election Reading Lists, Climate Fiction, and More Literary Library News, September 17, 2024
Reading lists for the election, new climate fiction, a host of cover reveals, and more news for library workers (&
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nicjennings
19:33
Overreactions: Saints vs. Cowboys
Tim Heitman-Imagn Images Three takeaways following New Orleans’ dominant Week 2 win over Dallas. The New Orleans Saints snapped the
Ryan Tumilty
19:33
Trudeau says Canadians need to ‘be more engaged’ after humbling byelection loss
The Liberals lost the Montreal riding of LaSalle—Émard—Verdun by just over 200 votes...
Bloomberg News
12:41
Trudeau to Face More Pressure to Leave After Montreal Defeat
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau suffered a big political setback as his Liberal Party lost a special election in a
Newsday
12:41
We need joy, not wicked stepmom
THE EDITOR: Anyone looking at the US news would have noticed the radical mood shift in that country over the
Monika Luabeya
12:41
Ottawa’s Fall Rhapsody
An astronaut aboard the International Space Station captured this view of peak fall foliage around Ottawa, Canada on Oct. 14,
Sask. housing leaders release blueprint weeks before provincial election
The document calls for the next provincial government to implement a range of policy changes to bring down the cost
Joan Pekar
04:45
Geen Tech Billionaires Bet Big on Harris Win
With less than 50 days to the 2024 U.S. presidential election and the polls revealing a tight race, renewable energy
Qiana Fleishman
04:45
Blinken to Make 10th Trip to Middle East for Elusive Gaza Cease-Fire
Secretary of State Antony Blinken plans to embark on his 10th trip to the Middle East since the Israel-Hamas war
Joan Coby
04:45
Smelly Penguin Wins New Zealand’s Coveted Bird Of The Year Award
The hoiho, a yellow-eyed penguin know for being noisy, smelly, and shy, won the country’s fiercely fought avian election on
