Want to be in-the-know with retro? The Vintage Fashion Bible is the must-have accessory for all dedicated followers of vintage fashion.

Most of us think we know what Christopher Columbus encountered when he came to the New World. That may be about to change.

Want to take a test drive down the highways and byways of automotive history? This one handles really well.

Whatever happened to Prime Minister Mackenzie King? Twenty-five years after his death in 1950, his diaries became publicly available. His reputation hasn't been the same since.

Join us on Tuesday, Aug. 22 at 7pm at Central Library for the program Echoes of Nikkei Dispersal. 

Did you know we eat 35 percent more when eating with one other person, yet 75 percent more when eating with three? An Oxford professor explains why.

From the earliest sun god — the great “He-She”— the Ancient Egyptian universe brought together two halves of a complete whole. Joann Fletcher explores.

"Huddled masses" arrived; some singular personalities emerged. New York City has been America's defining port of entry for nearly four centuries.

In 2011, Stanley Fish's short book How to Write a Sentence became an instant New York Times Bestseller. His Winning Arguments may become a classic, too.

1967 was a big deal. In The Year Canadians Lost Their Minds, take a trip down memory lane and learn how Canada marked 100 years of confederation.