Author #EsiEdugyan as animated as the full house who came for an insider's view of her Giller Prize winning novel #WashingtonBlack

.metropolisbleu's Shelley Pomerance and CBC Radio's Ideas Paul Kennedy engage in a little storytelling. #farewell #seeyousoon

.CBC Radio's Ideas host Paul Kennedy's last hurrah at #Bluemet Maybe.

TONIGHT! CIUT 89.5 FM host Valentino Assenza ☮️ talks to 2019 CBC Books Short Story Prize Finalists David Dupont "For Pari," & Nada Alic "The Intruder" - Also on the show from CBC Books Dionne Codrington - TUNE IN TONIGHT!

Writer leogirl said she was inspired to write and submit to the CBC Books short story prize by the 2018 winner Leah Mol ✊🏾#Empoweredwomenempowerwomen

Calling all short fiction writers! The CBC Short Story Prize opens in six days! Banff Centre Canada Council for the Arts cbc.ca/books/literary…

Starting at 11 a.m. you can livestream the Scotiabank #GillerPrize shortlist announcement here! cbc.ca/books/watch-th…

Well yeah. #DionneMagic

David Bezmozgis, Alix Hawley and Rawi Hage are going to be reading YOUR submissions for the 2020 CBC Short Story Prize! @bezmozgis @alixhawley Banff Centre Canada Council for the Arts cbc.ca/books/literary…

Congratulations Alycia Pirmohamed 👏🏼

Do you have a story to tell? The gritLIT 2020 Short Story Contest is now open and waiting for your works of fiction or creative nonfiction! Visit gritlit.ca/contest for all the details. 🖊️ Happy writing!

Reason #2 for leaving the warmth of my house. @PWHPA

Pouuuuulin for 3! Marie-Philip Poulin scores for Montreal. #womenshockey @PWHPA #lovethisgame

The sweetest goal 🙌🏼 #allezallezallez

2020 is the year I will finally be able to make sure that I have been in bed with a camera person.

TONIGHT! CIUT 89.5 FM 10pm - 11pm host Valentino Assenza ☮️ talks to CBC Books 2019 Non-Fiction Story Prize Winner Jenny Boychuk. Also from CBC Books Dionne Codrington & Catherine Graham talking about “The Celery Forest,” and her upcoming event for Toronto International Festival of Authors (TIFA) Tune in TONIGHT!

Essential service.

Last month, CBC/Radio-Canada’s senior executive team asked to meet with a group of Black employees. The team wanted to hear what they had to say. Those employees described racist experiences at work and the impact of those experiences. They also offered solutions.

Sabrina Jafralie says she can almost see the raw, untapped potential radiating off her students the moment she walks into a classroom. | CBC Montreal cbc.ca/news/canada/mo…