Giller Prize boycott ends after organizers say pressure was successful

Giller Prize boycott ends after organizers say pressure was successful

TORONTO — A group that organized collective action against the Giller Prize more than a year ago says its boycott of the literary event is over.
CanLit Responds says the group received confirmation that the Giller no longer has sponsorship ties

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