| November 3, 2017 | DAILY EDITION |
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| There’s more work to be done in recognizing Indigenous authors in Canada, says author Cherie Dimaline, whose YA novel The Marrow Thieves won a 2017 Governor General's Literary Award. READ THE ARTICLE » |
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The Scholarly Kitchen looks at gender bias in scholarly publishing and peer review. And an IGI Global journal is newly indexed by Elsevier's Compendex.
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Two new titles have entered National Geographic Kids' Animal Jam series, and Ingram's VitalSource Content Experience Platform surpasses 1 million users.
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