Summer is the season of hot weather, cool snacks and spending time with the kids. You're always searching for activities to entertain the whole family. Jigsaw puzzles are a great way to pass the time. But have you tried picture puzzle books? Picture puzzle books can be educational but won't... Continue reading

Black History Month celebrates the history and diverse culture of Black communities. An important part of that history is the civil rights movement. Stories can be used to help children develop a better understanding of historical events. The following are a few book recommendations to introduce the civil rights movement... Continue reading

“What is the smartest province in Canada?” asked Summer Reading Club online member peekaboo1 in the Jokes section of the website. Answer: “Newfoundland and Labrador! It has 4 As and a B!” Canadian humour is a bit like this joke – earnest with a dash of flat-out silliness. These elements... Continue reading

Will you be taking a road trip this summer? Canada’s 150th birthday might just be the perfect time to take a road trip anywhere in Canada. In celebration of Canada’s 150th, Parks Canada is inviting everyone to explore their Parks Canada locations for free. That is over 200 places from... Continue reading

Imagination is used to come up with new ideas, to think outside the box, to problem solve and more. At a TD Summer Reading Club program at Fairview branch, what started out as a simple red curved line developed into a multi-faceted scene: Over 20 participants, composed of adults and... Continue reading