North York Central Library Blog

The
Science and Technology Department of North York Central Library compiles
a monthly calendar of free science and applied science events in Toronto.
Applied science includes health, gardening, pets and food; all subjects found
in the department's collection. Here is the November calendar.

November’s highlights include:

• November 3: 2013 Canadian Cancer Research
  Conference: Community Forum, an opportunity for the public to engage
  with Canada’s leading cancer researchers with lectures on topical areas of
  cancer research.

• November 10: Antibiotics and
  Resistance: The Red Queen Strikes Again, part of the
  lecture series from the Royal Canadian Institute for the Advancement of Science.

• November 24: Downsview Park Nature Connection, Downsview Park staff will take you on a free
  indoor/outdoor park program based on nature-themed topics to get you exploring
  the natural world.

The Toronto Public Library also offers
many free science and applied science events:

• Science & Technology
• Health & Wellness
• Computer & Library Training

November's highlights include:

• November 5: Diabetes Information Workshop,
  at Woodside Square library.

• November 13: Technology and Creative
  Community Spaces, at the Toronto Reference Library.

• November 13: Preparing for the Driving Test
  for Seniors Turning 80, at Eglinton Square library.

• November 26: “Forks Over Knives”, Runnymede
  library.