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BookNet Canada
January 15, 2026
Loan Stars

January 2026 Loan Stars Junior Canadian top picks

BookNet Canada
January 15, 2026
Loan Stars
January 2026 Loan Stars Junior Canadian top picks

Top Canadian Jr. picks for January 2026.

Tagged: loan stars canadian list, canadian contributors

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BookNet Canada
January 14, 2026
Research & Analysis

Bestselling Canadian books of 2025

BookNet Canada
January 14, 2026
Research & Analysis
Bestselling Canadian books of 2025

The bestselling Canadian books of 2025.

Tagged: year in review, bestsellers, canadian bestsellers

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BookNet Canada
January 12, 2026
Research & Analysis

Bestselling books of 2025

BookNet Canada
January 12, 2026
Research & Analysis
Bestselling books of 2025

The bestselling books of 2025 in the Canadian market.

Tagged: bestsellers, year in review

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BookNet Canada
January 8, 2026
Libraries, Research & Analysis

Most circulated books of 2025

BookNet Canada
January 8, 2026
Libraries, Research & Analysis
Most circulated books of 2025

The most popular books in Canadian libraries in 2025.

Tagged: library circulation, year in review

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BookNet Canada
January 7, 2026
Tech Forum

Call for AI-focused presentation proposals

BookNet Canada
January 7, 2026
Tech Forum
Call for AI-focused presentation proposals

We’re seeking book industry professionals who are actively experimenting with AI tools in thoughtful and ethical ways.

Tagged: artificial intelligence

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BookNet Canada
January 6, 2026
Standards & Metadata

What are your responsibilities for book metadata?

BookNet Canada
January 6, 2026
Standards & Metadata
What are your responsibilities for book metadata?

Where to start when it comes to distributing your metadata.

Tagged: book metadata best practices

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BookNet Canada
December 24, 2025
EU Regulations, Sustainability, ONIX

EU Deforestation Regulation update: Delay approved and major update for the publishing industry

BookNet Canada
December 24, 2025
EU Regulations, Sustainability, ONIX
EU Deforestation Regulation update: Delay approved and major update for the publishing industry

The latest news out of the European Commission.

Tagged: editeur

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BookNet Canada
December 18, 2025
BookNet News

BookNet Canada wishes you the best of the season

BookNet Canada
December 18, 2025
BookNet News
BookNet Canada wishes you the best of the season

Happy holidays!

Tagged: customer satisfaction survey

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BookNet Canada
December 16, 2025
Podcasts

Podcast: A look back at the book market

BookNet Canada
December 16, 2025
Podcasts
Podcast: A look back at the book market

Mid-year market data from the Tech Forum presentation, Ready, set, go: Pre-fall sales trends and data-driven insights.

Tagged: bestsellers, canadian bestsellers

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BookNet Canada
December 8, 2025
Research & Analysis, SalesData

20 years of Canadian book sales, tracked!

BookNet Canada
December 8, 2025
Research & Analysis, SalesData
20 years of Canadian book sales, tracked!

The top selling books since SalesData started tracking 20 years ago!

Tagged: bestsellers, canadian bestsellers

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