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It's Time to Return Your Books
All School Library books and other materials are now overdue. Remember, we don’t charge fines for overdue materials, but if items are not returned eventually they are marked lost and subject to a replacement fee cost. Return all books now to avoid lost fees.
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Indigenous Peoples Collection
Celebrate National Indigenous History Month in Canada by learning more about First Nations, Metis and Inuit people. Come down to your School Library to browse through our Indigenous Peoples Collection. This section of the School Library is devoted to titles from authentic indigenous writers. All titles in the Indigenous Peoples Collection are designated with spine labels bearing the “IPC”…
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Indigenous History Month
June is National Indigenous History Month in Canada, with a special focus on National Indigenous Peoples Day on June 21st. We encourage you to visit us all month long, in person or online, to find out more!
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Jewish Heritage Month
May is Jewish Heritage Month in Canada. Come down to your School Library to find books about Jews and Judaism, including many titles by Jewish authors.
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Asian Heritage Month: China
Nearly 2 million Canadians trace roots to China, whether they have recently immigrated themselves, or have family that came to this land hundreds of years ago. Come down to your School Library to learn more about Chinese civilization, Chinese Canadians, and the global Chinese diaspora. May is Asian Heritage Month in Canada
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Asian Heritage Month
Canada is a nation made up people who trace their roots all across the globe. Many Canadians are themselves immigrants from the many lands of Asia, or are the descendants of Asian immigrants. It is estimated that nearly 1 in 5 Canadians have Asian Heritage. Learn more this month in your School Library as we celebrate Asian Heritage Month. source: Government of Canada Find out more: Asian…
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Jewish Heritage
May is Canadian Jewish Heritage Month. Join us in your School Library to learn more about the faith, culture and history of Jewish Canadians, as well as the ways in which Jews continue to make vital contributions to Canadian society. source: Government of BC source: jewishheritage.ca
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Sikh Heritage Month
Comed down to your School Library this week as we wrap up April and Sikh Heritage Month.
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Earth Day
Happy Earth Day! We need to celebrate, cherish and protect this place– it is the only home that we’ve got. “Earthset” image taken from Artemis II, April 6, 2026source: NASA
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Earth Month
April is Earth Month. Here are some of the more recent titles of books about the Earth, the environment, climate change, and more. Come down to your School Library to check them out.
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Baseball
Baseball seasons have started up this month, from T-Ball to the Majors. To add to the fun, April is Baseball Month in your School Library! Come down to check out some of these baseball books:
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Happy Vaisakhi
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Sikh Heritage Month
April is Sikh Heritage Month in Canada. In your School Library we take the month to learn more about Sikhs and their contributions to the history and current affairs of Canada. April also brings a special focus on celebration of Vaisakhi. Sometimes known as Khalsa Day, Vaisakhi is observed by Sikhs in celebration the establishment of the Khalsa by Guru Gobind Singh in 1699. The Khalsa refers to…
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Poetry
April is National Poetry Month in Canada. Visit us in your School Library to find out more!
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More to read for Irish Heritage Month
Come down to your School Library to browse some selections for Irish Heritage Month. We have many novels by Irish authors, and many stories about Ireland & the Irish. We also have books about Irish-Canadians and the Irish Diaspora to many other parts of the world. Borrow some good reading for March break!
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Irish-Canadians
Many Canadians trace their roots to Ireland. The Irish began to settle in what we now call Canada very early, including large migrations to Newfoundland in the 17th Century. Millions of people fled Ireland during the Potato Famine of the mid-19th Century, emigrating to many places around the globe, including Canada. The Irish continued to come after Confederation and into the 20th Century. Recent…
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Irish Heritage Month
Come down to your School Library to check out some of these books for Irish Heritage Month.
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