On the heels of the federal government's jaw-dropping new war budget, we are eager to announce the March 2026 publication of Owen Schalk's latest book,

Canada and NATO: The Myth of a Global Peacekeeper

This fall we are deeply honoured to be publishing A Year On the Abyss of Genocide written by poet & curator Mahmoud Al-Shaer, documenting a year of his psychological states while displaced in Gaza 2024-5. Foreword by Nasrin Himada, afterword Fadi Ennab, & editor's note by Leanne Betasamosake Simpson

“Thoroughly argued and anchored in textured critiques of capitalism, reproductive labour, and schooling as reproduction, Raveendrabose's writing is sure to challenge normative approaches to schooling and will spark a sense of possibility in the young activists he invites to take action."
—Joe Curnow

Bebías Into Qndaa Ke:
Queer Indigenous Knowledge for Land and Community, eds. Kleo P. Skavinski & Sydney Rae Krill is a collection of queer Northern Indigenous writing, collapsing boundaries between queer Indigenous selfhood & land practices, as countering destructive colonial & capitalist forces

Congratulations to Gabrielle L’Hirondelle Hill—artist, writer, and co-editor of The Land We Are: Artists and Writers Unsettle the Politics of Reconciliation—on being named recipient of the BC VIVA Award alongside T’uy’t’tanat Cease Wyss: thetyee.ca/Presents/202...

The most comprehensive text of its kind, Sex Work Activism in Canada explores the organizing and advocacy efforts of sex workers across the country spanning decades:
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Spotlight on Idil Abdillahi for the significant contributions found in her book, Black Women Under State:
Surveillance, Poverty & the Violence of Social Assistance, at the Canadian Assc. of Elizabeth Fry Societies
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We're excited to announce Cam Scott's sequel of politically-inflected personal collage and city poems, MANOR's RANSOM—the second installment of a life-poem that began with the Lambda-nominated ROMANS SNOWMARE (2019).

Hello from Louis Riel House

Shiv Raveedrabose's persuasive Wages for School Work argues that capitalist education treats youth as workers-in-training, and argues for the implementation of a student wage as a necessary step in the ability of young people to take their place as active agents in the creation of a new society.

We're fortunate that theoretically & artistically vanguard Black writers have chosen to work with ARP, including in recent years foremost scholar, theorist, & cultural critic Rinaldo Walcott, brilliant scholar activist Idil Abdillahi, & outstanding poet & musician Kaie Kellough
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