Debra Yeo

The most Canadian of his shows is “Mayor of Kingstown,” which he created with Kingston's Hugh Dillon.

Plus Rachel Reid, Lena Dunham and Virginia Roberts Guiffre books return to the lists.

New York Times reporters debut at No. 1 in original fiction with "Regime Change," a look at “the Imperial Presidency of Donald Trump.”

The immutability of the actress’s face has impacted her ability to embody believable characters, writes Debra Yeo.

The actor's “You with the Sad Eyes" tops the original non-fiction list.

To lose her is to lose the leader of a comedic revolution that began on a small stage in Toronto and eventually conquered the world.

O’Hara died at her home in Los Angeles “following a brief illness,” according to a statement from her agency.

Viewers should expect ‘real’ drama when it debuts Thursday, but the Canadian spinoff is also its own thing.

Before “Heated Rivalry,” there was “North of North,” a much praised comedy about a young Inuk woman played by Anna Lambe.

Plus Canadian authors Trina Moyles and Amil Niazi have memoirs on the original non-fiction list.