Come and celebrate Canada's 150th birthday by coming out to the My Canadian Life 2017 speakers series to see and hear three well-known local media artists from different media venues.

Merilyn Simond's recent book Gutenberg's fingerprint : paper, pixels, and the lasting impression of books trolls through the past, present, and evolving future of the book.  This work is a fascinating look at the myths, inventions, and consequences of the digital shift and how we read today. 

In The Network, investigative journalist Scott Woolley recounts one of the greatest business heists in American history - the massive rip-off of the airwaves.

"It is Joe Sakic. Scores!  Jeee-oe ... Sakic ... scores!  And that makes it 5-2 Canada.  Surely, that's gotta be it."

In Part of Our Lives : a people's history of  the American public library author Wayne Wiegand traces the history of the public library

If you use a PC you are possibly already using Windows 10.  If not, you soon will be as Microsoft transitions to the one operating system for all their computers and stops providing support for previous versions.

Technology has now invaded the health care profession.  From patient charts to hospital procedures with the billions of dollars in federal incentives we now  live in the age of digital medical care.

How do you feel about privacy?  In this age of super technology privacy as it used to be hardly exists.

Wade Rowland's latest book Canada lives here: the case for public broadcasting identifies the issues crucial to the CBC' s survival and proposes carefully considered policy options.

The internet has changed the publishing business forever and in doing so has created amazing opportunities for writers, especially self-publishers.