As a follow-up to last week’s FFL about Book Mooch, here’s a link to Book Thing, a non-profit organization in Baltimore which offers all of the books it
Stars With One Name: Cher, Madonna and…Fred? Performer line-up for the weekend Our campsite The unofficial “best campsite” award We were warned about the “Missisauga Rattlers” when we
Shea and I are off to the annual Fred Eaglesmith Picnic at Aylmer, just south of London in “Fred Country” for the weekend. Eaglesmith always connects the weekend
My wife was recently back in Saskatchewan to visit her parents and during her time there, she got her mom's library card number and PIN number so that
“Saskatchewan is experiencing the largest skilled labour shortage in the country” according to Citizenship and Immigration Minister, Monte Solberg who recently announced a new program to bring skilled
Books in Canada have been costing up to 36% more than in the US, due to the way the book prices have been fixed to an outdated exchange
I know that the law classifies bicycles as vehicles and that's why they have to ride on the road rather than the sidewalk. But to me, that's never
Bruce asked me to post this letter on his behalf an an addendum to the speech he gave after he won the Spirit of Librarianship Award at the
I went on a semester exchange to York England when I was in undergrad. Because of the constant excitement of new experiences and meeting new people and learning
GG winning author, Art Slade (who is coming to FIMS on October 23 for the Lunch Bucket speaker series – mark your calendars!), discusses the reasons he became
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