From working on the Ryan Meili leadership campaigns, mostly in the area of social media plus my own personal interest in the topic, I know some of the
As a fan of dystopian literature, it’s still shocking how quickly we’ve gotten to this point. Within a couple months of COVID-19 appearing, we’ve shut down billion dollar
With apologies to Daniel Dafoe, some scenes from the past few days… Busy disinfecting everything in the house… I *love* my library’s “In the News” display. It’s been
I still tell the story of the woman I traveled to England with for a University exchange in 1995 meeting a group of people in a pub and
Layton Burton was one of the few who didn’t have to leave the province when the government cut the Film Tax Credit but he did have to go
Walked Sasha over to her school’s Family Literacy Night earlier this week and we didn’t even read one story at the “Reading Activity Station” but we sure had
Speaking of the importance of being surrounded by books from an early age…
Wednesday was Bell Media’s “Let’s Talk” Day which promotes removing the stigma around mental health by talking about it. While the idea behind it is a good and
After a lifetime as a reader, studying English in undergrad, working with book publishers and writers across two provinces, attending book & publishing conferences where advanced reading copies
I started this blog in 2006 when I was doing my Master of Library Science degree at the University of Western Ontario.
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