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'Book brigade' helps relocate Ottawa bookstore | The Moment. (2026, October 14). CBC News. https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/9.7379806?cmp=rss

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Cole Davison, co-owner of Ottawa's bookshop the Spaniel’s Tale, discusses with The National how a community effort known as the "book brigade" saw hundreds of volunteers form a human chain to assist in moving books from the old shop to its new location.
Written by AI on 2026-10-14, from this article's own text only (the story summary below draws on all the coverage).

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Story summary

Cole Davison, co-owner of Ottawa bookshop the Spaniel’s Tale, had the support of hundreds of people who formed a human chain to help relocate his bookstore from its old location to its new one. This event, described as a "book brigade," took place recently and was featured in an interview with The National on CBC. The community's enthusiastic participation highlighted the significant impact that local bookstores have on their communities.

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📰 Bookstore Relocation Efforts
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Topics

Ottawa The National the Spaniel’s Tale

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Cole Davison PERSON · 1× Ottawa GPE · 1× The National ORG · 1× the Spaniel’s Tale ORG · 1×

Narrative

Cole Davison, co-owner of Ottawa bookshop the Spaniel’s Tale, tells The National about the moment hundreds of people formed a human chain to help him move books to the store's new location.
framing: assertive · carried by 1 article(s) · first seen 2026-10-14
2026-10-14 · CBC News
'Book brigade' helps relocate Ottawa bookstore | The Moment · assertive framing

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Cole Davison, co-owner of Ottawa bookshop the Spaniel’s Tale, tells The National about the moment hundreds of people formed a human chain to help him move books to the store's new location. asserted
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