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CANADA IN FOCUS: PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE
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50 Years of Stories. One Industry's Journey
The Big Picture traces the evolution of independent television in Canada. From humble beginnings to global impact—this is the heart of Canadian storytelling.
“Let’s talk plainly. Your child is fat.”
A teenaged Moira Dann was blindsided by her parents’ suggestion that instead of a regular vacation with her family, she spend part of her summer at a weight-loss camp for girls in the Catskills.
A memoir of makeover, memory, and the myths of obesity.
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Dr. Brian Day’s My Fight for Canadian Healthcare reveals how political dogma and outdated laws are harming patients—and why Canada’s healthcare system needs urgent reform.
Welcome to Canada's Newest Nonfiction Publisher
Founded in 2017 by Canadian author and publishing executive Kenneth Whyte. Sutherland House is a new Toronto-based publisher of non-fiction books for global English-language audiences. We specialize in narrative works of biography, memoir, history, business, culture, and current affairs.
Latest From Sutherland House
Fat Camp Summer
Making of Canada
The Millennial Caregiver
The Big Picture (Pre-Order)
Flags of Canada
Awesome Animal Facts
Canada’s Main Street
Axing the Tax
Don’t Be Canada
At The Trough
Toronto: A Sketchy History
Jasper on Fire
Through the Glass Ceiling
More than We Bargained For
At The Trough
The Care Book
Everybody’s Business
The Freedom Convoy
The Accidental Caregiver
Your Move
The Third Man
Nothing Left to Lose
Founded in 2017 by Canadian author and publishing executive Kenneth Whyte. Sutherland House is a new Toronto-based publisher of non-fiction books for global English-language audiences. We specialize in narrative works of biography, memoir, history, business, culture, and current affairs.
Sutherland Quarterly
Sutherland Quarterly is a new series of captivating essays on current affairs by some of Canada’s best writers, published individually as books and also available by annual subscription at
sutherlandquarterly.com
Press & Media
How to pitch a book
There was an interesting piece in the New York Times a week or so ago about James Daunt (above), the incoming chief executive of Barnes & Noble, the most important bookstore chain in the English-speaking world. It didn’t quite get to the nub of the matter. Barnes & Noble has
The Globe: How Terry Fox’s Marathon of Hope almost ended right after it started
The world of non-fiction from Sutherland House ( and Beyond )
Fashioning The Beatles
John, Paul, George, and Ringo were more than great musicians: they were the quintessential fashion icons of one of the most exciting and memorable fashion eras of all time. From their starts in black leather through Sgt. Pepper to Nehru collars and psychedelia, the Beatles used clothing to express their