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Calgary authors Aretha Van Herk, Susan Calder, Emily Ursuliak, and Kris Demeanor look at Stampede through a wild and woolly literary lens.
Explore the origins and effects of residential schools in Canada from the 1600s to the present. Led by Dr. Jennifer Pettit, MRU.
Stampede to the Library for tales about cowboys, cowgirls, and the Old West. Wear your best western duds!
Join a researcher from the Libin Cardiovascular Institute of Alberta (U of C, AHS) for a discussion on the human heart and current research.
Join military historian Stéphane Guevremont with a multimedia interpretation of this famous battle, highlighting Canada's contribution.
Join us in the park amphitheatre for stories, songs, and rhymes (weather permitting).
Learn about the four types of scams targeting seniors, including: Investment, Windfall, Heartstring, and House & Home.
Find out what makes a good game and develop basic coding skills as you create the games YOU want to play!
In the latest issue of Canadian Geographic, learn about the cultural and business successes of Fredericton's St. Mary's First Nation.
Emotionally evocative, beautifully illustrated picture books that adults will love, too.
Celebrate the rich and diverse cultures of Canada's First Nations by checking out some of these fantastic authors.
10 must read comic books and graphic novels about Canadians by Canadians—and perfect for our #Read150 challenge.
Celebrate Canada's 150th birthday by discovering fascinating Canadian facts, history and even some spooky stories...
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This month's recommendations for kids from Calgary Public Library.
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Calgary's City Hall building opened June 26, 1911. The next year 210 palm trees were planted around the grounds.
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