Toronto libraries to feature new section of banned, censored books
Books that were once censored or banned will be getting their own section at 100 Toronto Public Library branches as part of Freedom to Read Week.
Source: cp24.com
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Toronto Public Library unveils collection of books banned around North America
In a new initiative to protect “intellectual freedom,” the Toronto Public Library (TPL) has created a Book Sancturary Collection comprised of 50 books that have been challenged, censored or removed from libraries and schools across North America.
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Source: nowtoronto.com
Toronto's massive tea festival is coming back for the first time in years
No matter the season, people can always enjoy a nice cup of tea. After a three-year hiatus, tea lovers can rejoice for the return of the Toronto Te...
Source: blogto.com
Rawi Hage, Suzette Mayr among five finalists for the 2022 Giller Prize worth $100,000
Legendary small, independent publisher Coach House Books has two titles on the 2022 Giller Prize short list: Kim Fu’s short-story collection “Lesser-Known Monsters of the 21st Century” and Suzette Mayr’s
Source: toronto.com
Federal commission proposal would move eastern Etobicoke Centre into new Humber riding
Some Etobicoke residents would vote in a new riding that includes a significant portion of the existing York South-Weston riding under a federal proposal for redistributing Ontario seats.
Source: toronto.com
Toronto is getting a new career fair that's the first-of-its-kind in the city
Finding a new career is fundamentally hard, especially when you come from a diverse background or underrepresented group. In hopes of filling the g...
Source: blogto.com
N.B. fifth-grader with 'off the charts memory' heads to national spelling bee
A Fairvale Elementary School student is the only New Brunswicker selected to compete in the national spelling bee.
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Source: cbc.ca
The top 15 buildings to see at Doors Open Toronto 2022
The wait is over, as Doors Open Toronto 2022 marks the long-anticipated return of the beloved event on May 28 and 29, offering access to more than ...
Source: blogto.com