First recognized in 2009 and celebrated every June since, National Indigenous History Month is a time to honour the cultures, histories, and diversity of Indige
5 Trails to Explore Near Markham Public Libraries
The warm weather has arrived, which means that it’s the perfect time to get outdoors! Did you know that Markham is filled with scenic parks and trails that are
5 Benefits of Reading Graphic Novels
Graphic novels are books that use both illustrations and words to tell a story. They come in many diverse genres and are great for even the most reluctant reade
10 Simple Steps Toward a Greener Home
When it comes to protecting the environment, reducing pollution, and eliminating waste, we all have a role to play in making a difference. Did you know that an environmentally friendly lifestyle is more attainable than it may seem? It starts with simple changes in your home. Below are 10 simple steps to help you create…
3 Ways to Celebrate International Women’s Day
March 8th marks International Women’s Day, a day to celebrate and reflect on the contributions of female-identifying people throughout history and present day.
Learn Something New in 2022
The beginning of a new year is the perfect time to reflect on what you have achieved and set new goals for the months to come. While a lot of resolutions center around letting go of bad habits, others can set you on the path of learning new things. Is there a language you’ve always…
Find Your Holiday Baking Inspiration
Are you ready to bake up a storm this holiday season? Have no fear, the library is here!
How You Can Learn English by Reading
Did you know that reading is one of the best ways to learn new words? Reading grows your vocabulary one word at a time.
What Are Treaties and How Do They Apply to You?
If you live in Canada, you have a responsibility to learn more about treaties. To get started, ask yourself: How have I benefited from treaties? Which treaties cover the Land I live on? How have treaty relationships been broken?
5 Ways to Study for the Canadian Citizenship Test
Did you know that to become a Canadian Citizen adults between 18-54 years old must first pass the Canadian Citizenship test? Here are five ways you can prepare.
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