Thank you Barbara for your comment. We've updated the caption in the last image to be more clear. You're right that it gave the impression that most camps closed earlier than they did. We had verified that the photo was indeed someone who had participated in strikes based on the Toronto Star article which featured the image. Thanks again for helping us improve this post!

You're right! Now fixed. Thank you for spotting the error.

Hi Ed, thanks for following up. Odd the corrections appear for me - perhaps clearing your browser's cached images and files may help.

Thanks so much for your patience and help with this! It should finally be fixed :)

Thanks so much for spotting this and taking the time to let us know! It's now corrected.

Your progress should save automatically as long as you use your same computer or phone to revisit them. Hope it works for you!

Thank you for catching this mistake, Marcia! Fixed.

Hi Mir, more puzzles added :)

So glad to hear, Christie. Just added 35 more!

Good question! Jigsaw Explorer: https://jigsawexplorer.com/

Hi Laura. Thanks for reaching out! Feel free to use on social media and just link back to this post since it credits each creator :)

Hi Gerhard! Thanks for reaching out. If you follow the links below each pair of posters, you'll find higher resolution versions of the posters. For the original posters, feel free to print them as they are public domain. For the remixes, it would be best to check with the respective creators. And as for our highest resolution images of the originals, I do not believe we currently have access to those files during closure -- though I will message you if I find out otherwise.

Hi Jacqueline, thanks for reaching out. I'm sorry to let you know that the Instant Digital Cards that Toronto Public Library introduced last week (tpl.ca/digitalcard) only allow for access to ebooks and audiobooks -- and not databases like Ancestry. We know it's an imperfect solution. We are working on implementing online registration for a permanent TPL card. I know it's much less convenient, but you may want to explore Ancestry's two week free trail (making sure to cancel your membership before it auto-renews, if you would not like to keep the service). Or consider looking into the free genealogy tool, Family Search (note that you do not need to check the box upon sign up indicating that you are a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints). All the best and take care.

Such an important, valid point. Part of the reason may be a lack of non-Eurocentric collections being preserved over the past 200-plus years. "Memory institutions" have large gaps in their collections related to historically marginalized groups, including Indigenous peoples. More and more work is being done to highlight diverse, inclusive histories and to decolonize collections — but it's definitely not where it needs to be. (At the end of the post, I've added a link that compiles Indigenous-focused educational resources, including lesson plans.)

Thanks so much Richard for spotting this. I've updated it now.

Hi Gail, sorry for the trouble. Try accessing from this link: https://www.torontopubliclibrary.ca/detail.jsp?Entt=RDMEDB0005&R=EDB0005 Select "Access Online." If you're not already signed into your TPL account, it should prompt you to input your library card number and PIN. And then that should lead to Ancestry Library Edition. If it's still not working, don't hesitate to email our customer support: answerline@tpl.ca Best of luck, and stay safe.