by Matoomiikamoosaaki (First Steals Woman), Latasha Calf Robe
Read more about "Niitsippooktsistaanitsi (My Braids)"by Sheri Shotclose (Singing Across the Water)
Read more about "Âba Wathtech Înâ Mâkoche (It is a Good Day, Mother Earth)"by Mînî Thnî (Cold Water), Trudy Wesley
Read more about "Ne Îethka Makochî Chach (This is Our Home)"Ali Bryan is an award-winning novelist and creative non-fiction writer
Read more about "Ali Bryan"Make it a movie night with these imaginative films that the whole family can enjoy.
Read more about "Adventure Films for the Family"The songs Library members couldn't get enough of over the past year.
Read more about "Top 10 Streamed Songs in 2021"Find some comfort by taking time for yourself. These books show us how to sleep better, eat well, move more, and reduce stress.
Read more about "Try a Little Bibliotherapy"Sweeten up the winter months by creating fun and decadent desserts.
Read more about "Festive Desserts"Named in honour of Cyril & Dorothy Williams and Bernard & Barbara Harris through a legacy gift, the Williams & Harris Shared History Centre ensures that stories are told and collected, through new technology in the Story Studio, and old technology like microfiche machines, typewriters, and more in the Vintage Media Lab.
Read more about "Contribute to the city’s shared history by telling your own stories."St. Patrick’s Island
Read more about "Fuel up for adventure."A long-standing volunteer, Library donor Maureen has helped many young readers develop strong reading comprehension skills and discover the magic of reading.
Read more about "Enjoy a good book in the Maureen Proctor Reading Nook."Bowness Library was added to the Calgary Public Library system in 1964, when the town of Bowness was amalgamated into the city of Calgary. Initially located in the local community recreation hall, Bowness Library moved to a spot in the Bowness Shopping Centre in 1970.
Read more about "History of Bowness Library"Louise Riley Library opened in 1959 in the northwest community of Hounsfield Heights-Briar Hill and has been a community hub ever since. It was named after Louise Riley, a beloved children’s librarian and author. Riley became well-known as the “story lady” for her popular children’s Story Hour sessions, broadcast weekly on radio airwaves starting in 1943.
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