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Explore aviation and space exploration in the Air & Space Digital Magazine (1986 to the present) and read about science, history, art, popular culture and innovation in the Smithsonian Digital Magazine (1970 to the present). Find full colour images, maps, and documents. Free with your Calgary Public Library card.
Read more about "Smithsonian"The Alberta Research Portal is your access to a world-class collection of historical documents. Explore historical research databases including those related to First Nations and Indigenous peoples, as well as the Associated Press Collections, Smithsonian Collection Online, Archives of Human Sexuality and Gender, and Sabin Americana. You will find historical documents including books, manuscripts, photographs, newspapers, maps, magazines, and more. Free with your Calgary Public Library membership.
Read more about "Alberta Research Portal"Search hundreds of Digital Resources in the Digital Library to find online tools for every age and every aspect of your life, including art, music, and literature, consumer reports and business needs, history and genealogy, job search and careers, entertainment, language learning, news and current events.
Read more about "Digital Library"Keep your vehicle running like new with the Auto Repair Source. Find repair and maintenance information for your car or truck, including: technical service bulletins, electrical wiring diagrams, diagnostic troubleshooting, and more. This resource includes makes and models from 1974 to the present. Free with your Calgary Public Library card.
Read more about "Auto Repair Source"Search encyclopedia articles, interactive maps, timelines, and images. Browse historical events, topic pathways and resource guides. Teachers and parents can also find educator tools such as provincial curriculum outcomes by grade and subject. Free with your Calgary Public Library card.
Read more about "World Book Advanced "Central Library's Artist in Residence programs are three-month, paid community engagement residencies that support individual artists, arts organizations, and collectives working in Indigenous art and placemaking, children's art and illustration, or the newcomer experience.
Read more about "Call for Applications"The use of Calgary Public Library space is governed by a principle of free and open access to the public, detailed in the Room Use Guidelines.
Read more about "Room Use Guidelines"These four installations were permanently installed in June 2021 at Crowfoot, Seton, Saddletowne, and Shawnessy librarylocations. They include work by eight Indigenous artists from or connected to the diverse nation and communities within Treaty 7 territory.
Read more about "2021 Indigenous Placemaking Installations"Fish Creek Library's unique pyramid shape contains three floors, including meeting rooms, computers and printers, free wi-fi, tons of books, and newly renovated spaces for kids. Adults and kids can also find free programs that match their interests. The Early Learning Centre (ages 0 to five) and Questionarium (school-aged kids) allows children to learn through play.
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