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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.
Join a researcher from the Libin Cardiovascular Institute of Alberta (U of C, AHS) for a discussion on the human heart and current research.
We’ve got your summer covered with free Library programs for kids, teens, and adults.
Join military historian Stéphane Guevremont with a multimedia interpretation of this famous battle, highlighting Canada's contribution.
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!
Find Gillean Daffern's popular Kananaskis Country Trail Guides and more in the "Read Alberta eBooks" resource in our E-Library.
Join us in the park amphitheatre for stories, songs, and rhymes (weather permitting).
In the latest issue of Canadian Geographic, learn about the cultural and business successes of Fredericton's St. Mary's First Nation.
Travel the world of ideas while sharing your book lust with other Calgarians! May's theme is Great Canadians for Canada's sesquicentennial.
Embark on a math quest! Explore the library while you complete fun numeracy challenges that support what you learn in school.
Learn how to use Calgary Public Library with the RBC Welcome to the Library video. Now available with Urdu subtitles.
In honour of National Aboriginal History Month, delve into stories, poems, and plays to learn about and celebrate Indigenous cultures.
Join us for our 3 Things for Canada: Summer Learning program! Start with books to inspire your child to Read, Learn and Act this summer.
Celebrate Canada's sesquicentennial and participate in #Read150 with books by fantastic Canadian authors.
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This month's recommendations for kids from Calgary Public Library.
Get in the kitchen, Canada, and cook up a feast with some of these fantastic e-cookbooks.
Calgary's City Hall building opened June 26, 1911. The next year 210 palm trees were planted around the grounds.
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To help make this your best ever summer of reading, start tracking your reading on Beanstack to enter to win!
Central Library opened on June 15, 1963. Take a look back at Central Library—when it was the "new" Central Library!
