Hema Sawhney's story is one in a series of tributes to Library volunteers made for Volunteer Appreciation Week 2022, called When You Shine. Each story shared is as an expression of the Library's appreciation for the many volunteers making our communities better every day.
We Shine Together: Learner Alexandra Mantsurova
Alexandra Mantsurova's story is one in a series of tributes to Library volunteers made for Volunteer Appreciation Week 2022, called When You Shine. Each story is shared as an expression of the Library's appreciation for the many volunteers making our communities better every day.
When You Shine: Volunteer Andy Curry
Andy Curry's story is one in a series of spotlights made for Volunteer Appreciation Week 2022, called When You Shine. Each story shared is an expression of the Library's appreciation for the many volunteers making our communities better every day.
Artist & Innovator in Residence
The Library's new residency program is calling on Artists, Creators, Innovators, and Community Leaders to take excite the artist and innovative thinker in us all.
When You Shine: Volunteer Uihyeok Jung
Uihyeok Jung's story is one in a series of spotlights made for Volunteer Appreciation Week 2022, called When You Shine. Each story is an expression of the Library's appreciation for the many volunteers making our communities better every day.
5 Local Nature Adventures Perfect for Kids
Library staff member, Kristine, shares her family’s favourite nature spots in honour of Earth Day.
8 Ways to Show Your Planet Some Love
This Earth Day (and every day), show our planet some love by following some, or all, of the eight ideas.
Play in Action: Sparks Fly Bikes and More at Your Library
This is your Library: Let's play! When you visit the Library with your family, friends, or school group, we want your imagination and energy to come out to play. Learn more about stationary bikes, sensory items, and play sets at our branches.
Artist Renderings for Keshen Goodman Renovation
Take a scroll through the artist renderings made by Fathom Studio. They tell the tale of Keshen Goodman Public Library's renovation plans for 2022-23.
George Henry Wright and the Sinking of the RMS Titanic: A Brief and Not at All Definitive History
By Staff Blogger, Vicky | "On April 15, 1912, an article appeared on the front page of the Halifax Herald. “THE TITANIC IS STRUCK BY AN ICEBERG” the headline read, followed by four short paragraphs telling readers that nearby ships–like the Virginian–were changing course and heading to the Titanic’s location to offer assistance. It is clear from this brief story that the full gravity of the Titanic’s situation was not yet clear, and that the devastating news of the hundreds of lives lost was yet to come. Among the dead was prominent Dartmouthian, George Henry Wright. Let’s take a look at his life, how he came to be on the ill-fated vessel, and how his death affected our community."
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