This post was revised November 2, 2017 Come celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Toronto Reference Library which opened November 2, 1977. Forty years of books, technology, lectures, films, music, dance and millions of people using this building. Click on each image to enlarge or Download The November 2017 @ TRL as a pdf […]
This post was revised October 6, 2017 Free programs, free movies, free exhibits. All at the Toronto Reference Library. Click on each image to enlarge, or Download The October 2017 @ TRL as a pdf file. For a full list of programs to browse or search, visit out Programs, Classes and Exhibits page.
Free programs, free movies, free exhibits. All at the Toronto Reference Library. Click on each image to enlarge or Download The September 2017 @ TRL as a pdf file. For a full list of programs to browse or search, visit out Programs, Classes and Exhibits page.
Free programs, free movies, free exhibits. All at the Toronto Reference Library. Click on each image to enlarge or Download The August 2017 @ TRL as a pdf file. For a full list of programs to browse or search, visit out Programs, Classes and Exhibits page.
Free programs, free movies, free exhibits. All at the Toronto Reference Library. Click on each image to enlarge or Download The July 2017 @ TRL as a pdf file. For a full list of programs to browse or search, visit our Programs, Classes and Exhibits page.
Free programs, free movies, free exhibits. All at the Toronto Reference Library. Click on each image to enlarge or Download The June 2017 @ TRL as a pdf file. For a full list of programs to browse or search, visit our Programs, Classes and Exhibits page.
Free programs, free movies and TCAF – the annual Toronto Comic Arts Festival, all on this month. Click on each image to enlarge or Download The May 2017 @ TRL as a pdf file. For a full list of programs to browse or search, visit our Programs, Classes and Exhibits page.
In Canadian history, the Battle of Vimy Ridge stands as one of the most celebrated and mythologized combats of the Great War. It was initially hailed a great victory, a turning point, and a celebration of Canadian nationalism. “CANADIANS LEAD IN TRIUMPH” said the Globe and Mail in huge type on April 11, 1917, and […]
This post by Richard was previously published in the Toronto Reference Library Blog. The bookplate belonging to A.N. Sands is affixed to many of the items in the collection A. Norman Sands (1894-1979) was a veteran of WWI (48th Highlanders, Naval Air Service, and Corps Cyclist Battalion), a Director at T. Eaton Co. Ltd, and […]
Local history and genealogy are popular passions for many baby boomers (and others), and one often overlooked source are the community newspapers that exist to report on local issues, and to celebrate the activities, schools, sports, businesses and culture in the neighbourhoods of Toronto. Click on images to enlarge The history of the papers themselves […]