Have you ever wondered how Markham Public Library can help with your mental health? It's not just a place for books and studying—it can actually be a great spot to relax and take care of your mind! In Canada, Mental Health Week is observed beginning May 5th and Mental Health Awareness Week begins May 13th…
Celebrate Canadian Jewish Heritage Month
May is Jewish Heritage Month in Canada! It was first observed in March 2018, following a unanimous vote in the House of Commons.
Celebrating Asian Heritage Month at Markham Public Library!
May is Asian Heritage Month, and Markham Public Library is ready to celebrate with the rest of the city! Whether you're a third-generation Asian Canadian, a newcomer, or simply eager to learn about Asian heritages, we welcome everyone to join us in learning and enjoying the special activities planned for May. Below is a…
Celebrating Earth Day 2025
In 2025, Markham Public Library joins communities around the world to celebrate the 55th anniversary of Earth Day. Celebrated on April 22, Earth Day is a yearly reminder to live a sustainable lifestyle and to protect and appreciate the environment around us. This year's global Earth Day theme, “Our Power, Our Planet”, highlights the importance…
Between the Lines May/June 2025: Asian Heritage, indigenous history, inventions, and books versus movies
Welcome to Between the Lines! Bi-monthly, you will discover new themes and adventures as you complete reading challenges and beyond the book activities for grades K to 8. Track your reading for each challenge using the Beanstack App or our reading log brochure.
Celebrating Autism Awareness and Acceptance Day
Celebrating Autism Awareness and Acceptance Day
The Role of the Federal Government in Canada
a brief description on the role of the Federal Goverment in Canada
Newcomer Youth Representation in Literature
Newcomer youth face a unique challenge— they must adjust to a new culture at the same time when most youth are just starting to discover their identities.
Navigating Life as a Second-Generation Immigrant
It's no wonder that the initial section of Teresa Wong's graphic memoir All Our Ordinary Stories is titled "Mother Tongue".
Can Graphic Novels Improve Literacy?
Graphic novels and comic books, are judged for being a distraction while “real reading” involves chapter books with no pictures!
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