Teen November Staff Picks
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Treaties Recognition Week
The first week in November is Treaties Recognition Week in Ontario. It was launched in response to the Truth and Reconciliation ...
Movember
November is time to grow a moustache and taking part in Movember! These titles reflect the goals of Movember, in drawing attention to ...
Holocaust Education Week
First week of November is Holocaust Education Week, which honours the survivors of the Holocaust and addresses systemic oppression...
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Fiero Code
Fiero Code is an online platform where kids (ages 8-18) can learn computer programming skills in a self-paced format, incorporating ...
BookFlix
BookFlix is a digital resource that provides pairings of animated storybooks with related non-fiction e-book titles targeting children...
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What Are Treaties and How Do They Apply to You?
If you live in Canada, you have a responsibility to learn more about treaties. Ask yourself, how have I benefited from treaties?