Canadian Icons: Niagara Falls by Helen Lepp Friesen

Want to take a test drive down the highways and byways of automotive history? This one handles really well.

Mia’s summer gets off to a rocky start with an epic break-up from her first boyfriend. But her best friend, Justine, is not going to let that happen!

The Canadian Railroad Trilogy by Gordon Lightfoot

The Harrow Fair Cookbook : prize-winning recipes inspired by Canada's favourite country fair by Moira Sanders and Lori Elstone with Beth Goslin Maloney

Whatever happened to Prime Minister Mackenzie King? Twenty-five years after his death in 1950, his diaries became publicly available. His reputation hasn't been the same since.

Join us on Tuesday, Aug. 22 at 7pm at Central Library for the program Echoes of Nikkei Dispersal. 

Did you know we eat 35 percent more when eating with one other person, yet 75 percent more when eating with three? An Oxford professor explains why.

From the earliest sun god — the great “He-She”— the Ancient Egyptian universe brought together two halves of a complete whole. Joann Fletcher explores.

The film by Michal Szczerbic, “The Righteous”, tells the story of the hiding of a Jewish orphan girl, Hania, during the holocaust by a Polish couple. Many years after the war Hania, now an adult, returns to Poland to find the family of her saviours and asks them to accept the honorific title “The Righteous Among the Nations”.