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(No big deal.) The long list has been whittled down to five worthy titles defended by five celebrity advocates, namely: Cameron Bailey, who will be defending the novel Ru by Kim Thuy Kristin.
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Wab Kinew will host CBC's Canada Reads 2015. Activist Craig Kielburger, singer Martha Wainwright and TIFF artistic director Cameron Bailey will be among the panelists defending book titles.
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CBC Books | Canada Reads 2015 The novel, announced Thursday as the winner of CBC's annual battle of the books, traces a young woman's journey from to her home in Saigon during the Vietnam.
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Actress Kristin Kreuk tells CBC's Jelena Adzic why she's defending Kamal Al-Solaylee's memoir Intolerable in CBC's annual battle of the books.
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Watch for the debates that take place March 16th to 19th.. Hosted by Wab Kinew this year's defenders and contenders are: From left, the 2015 Canada Reads panelists Cameron Bailey, Kristin Kreuk, Wab Kinew, Martha Wainwright, Elaine 'Lainey' Lui, and Craig Kielburger.
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35 subscribers 36K views 8 years ago Actress Kristin Kreuk tells CBC's Jelena Adzic why she's defending Kamal Al-Solaylee's memoir Intolerable in CBC's annual battle of the books. (CBC News:.
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Actress Kristin Kreuk emphasizes the importance of being prepared for difficult conversations, plus other debating advice. She defended Kamal Al-Solaylee's memoir Intolerable in Canada Reads 2015.
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CBC 411K subscribers Subscribe 4.5K views 8 years ago Highlights from CBC's annual "battle of the books," featuring panelists Kristin Kreuk, Craig Kielburger, Cameron Bailey, Martha Wainwright.
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59 13K views 8 years ago One book to break barriers -- that's the holy grail for Canada Reads 2015. What is the one title that Canadians must read if want to change perspectives, challenge.
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Canada Reads 2015 kicks off four days of literary debate on Monday. Meet this year's panellists, from left, Cameron Bailey, Kristin Kreuk, Wab Kinew, Martha Wainwright, Elaine 'Lainey'.
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Unsurprisingly, the 2015 Canada Reads panellist โ defending Intolerable: A Memoir of Extremes by Kamal Al-Solaylee โloves to read. In her own words, Kristin tells us about five of the.
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Canada Reads, the annual battle of the books, is challenging stereotypes, introducing new perspectives and breaking barriers with its 2015 competition. This year the contest will consider books about teenage sexuality, immigration and Aboriginal treatment. The debates, broadcast on CBC radio, take place March 16-19 and will be hosted by.