What a great in-depth feature on the wonderful independent powerhouse bookstore in today's ⁦The Globe and Mail⁩ ⁦Globe Books⁩ : McNally Robinson is an indie bookstore that figured it out: Focus on books theglobeandmail.com/arts/article-m…

Much pleased to see McNally Robinson Booksellers in Winnipeg and Saskatoon so splendidly feted in The Globe and Mail this morning. And specifically for a return to focusing on ... selling books. The shocking unconventionality of it all! Bravo to them.

Great piece by Temur Durrani⁩ as usual.

“McNally Robinson made $20.4-million in sales in 2023. It is a far cry from bookstores that have suffered at the hands of giants such as Amazon. Indigo reported a loss of $50-million in 2023.” theglobeandmail.com/arts/article-m…

McNally Robinson McNally Robinson Booksellers is an indie bookstore that figured it out: Focus on #books /via The Globe and Mail theglobeandmail.com/arts/article-m…

'To run a successful bookstore, the books📚have to be your greatest, biggest and only focus” -- @McNallyRobinson is an indie bookstore that figured it out: It sells books, not lifestyle items and other 'retail verticals,' by Temur Durrani theglobeandmail.com/arts/article-m… via @GlobeBooks

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Love this profile of McNally Robinson Booksellers: 'an indie bookstore that figured it out' Temur Durrani The Globe and Mail theglobeandmail.com/arts/article-m… . And has anyone sold more books at McNally's than David A. Robertson ?!

Thanks to Temur Durrani and the The Globe and Mail for this awesome profile of McNally Robinson Booksellers!

If you're a Globe subscriber, you can read the article here: tgam.ca/3PXZouI

“All we do know is that if you want to run a successful bookstore, the #bookstagram have to be your greatest, biggest and only focus.' bit.ly/4cThJmf Temur Durrani has this great piece about McNally Robinson Booksellers #Saskatchewan #Manitoba Globe Books #bookstores

McNally Robinson is Canada’s largest indie bookstore thanks to books-first approach theglobeandmail.com/arts/article-m…

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We have been calling for the Vatican to return the Indigenous spiritual items they have held in Anima Mundi for years. ⁦Tavia Grant⁩ writes an important piece, asking, if Pope Francis supports restitution of our items to Canada, what is the hold up? theglobeandmail.com/arts/article-v…

“One year stolen.”

Friday’s stunning front page of The Wall Street Journal, marking the one-year anniversary of the imprisonment of WSJ Russia reporter Evan Gershkovich.

“The crime: journalism.”

Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew and the federal government will each commit $20-million to search a Winnipeg-area landfill where police believe the bodies of at least two First Nations women were dumped by a serial killer: theglobeandmail.com/canada/article… #MMIWG #mbpoli #cdnpoli

Manitoba, federal government each commit $20-million to search Winnipeg landfill for bodies of First Nations women, by Temur Durrani theglobeandmail.com/canada/article… via The Globe and Mail #reconciliation #MMIWG

Manitoba, federal government each commit $20-million to search Winnipeg landfill for bodies of First Nations women - The Globe and Mail theglobeandmail.com/canada/article…

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Manitoba, federal government each commit $20-million to search Winnipeg landfill for bodies of First Nations women theglobeandmail.com/canada/article…

Thank you so much for interviewing us about Bury the Lead, Ben Sigurdson. I'm going to borrow 'read between the lies'! If you're in Winnipeg tomorrow, March 21, come to McNally Robinson Booksellers, where we'll be chatting with my Globe pal Temur Durrani