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Fall Programs are Here!

Our Fall programming schedule kicks off September 1

Visit us online to check out all the upcoming program details including registration dates. Click on the headers to go directly to that age group on our calendar.

Story Time for Littles (Newborn-5yrs)

We have 4 story times a week for the littlest readers and our new Practicing Preschool program!

STEM Lab (6-8yrs)

Join us every Sunday for STEM Lab! *Registration required

Tween Time (9-12yrs)

Tweens will get to enjoy crafts, STEM activities, gaming, and so much more with Tween Time! *Registration required

Teens (13-17yrs)

We're hosting teens for a craft night and game night in September! *Registration required

Adults (18+)

We’re bringing back Bead & Read to discuss titles from our FNMI collection while beading orange shirts. We also have drop in fibre arts and a craft night! *Registration required

 Children's programs are sponsored by:

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Afternoon Activities is sponsored by:

Reading Dragons

Read, Collect, Trade, and Play

Reading Dragons and Friends is a fun reading incentive program using collectible cards to collect, trade, and play games with. For every 30 minutes of reading, check off a box on your reading tracker. When you’ve read for 2 hours, come in to collect a dragon family!

Every month 4 new sets of Reading Dragons cards will be released, so keep reading to keep collecting!

Pick up your free reading tracker and starter set at the Service Desk starting September 11.

Together We Read

August 30-September 13

Join tens of thousands of booklovers by participating in the annual Together We Read: Canada digital book club.

During the two-week period enjoy Hotline by Dimitri Nasrallah, with no holds or waitlists, on the Libby app (audio or ebook).

Join the discussion online with other readers throughout Canada.

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

And Orange Shirt Day

September 30 honours the children who never returned home and Survivors of residential schools, as well as their families and communities.

It is also Orange Shirt Day, created to raise awareness of the intergenerational impacts of residential schools and promote "Every Child Matters". We encourage you to wear orange to honour the thousands of Survivors of residential schools.

We have created two reading lists on our website to help us educate ourselves or teach children about the impact of residential schools in an age-appropriate way.