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Using the Library New to Canada Citizenship Test. To become a Canadian citizen you must pass the Canadian Citizenship Test. The book Discover Canada will help you study for the test. You can borrow it from the library, read it online, or listen to it online. Citizenship Practice Test
Sat Sep 14, 2024 | 11:00 am - 12:00 pm. Location: Jones. The Jones Library branch and its neighbourhood is home to a variety of trees. Join City of Toronto Urban Forestry staff to explore the natural world on a local neighbourhood walk. Learn how to recognize different species...
Library programs on health, nutrition, exercise and more. 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm on recurring dates listed below Location: Mimico Centennial "Aging Well in Toronto", is a 6-week program designed to provide older adults and seniors, residing in Toronto, with the information they require to age well.
PressReader. Full-page images of current and recent newspapers and magazines from over 100 countries, in over 60 languages. Includes the Toronto Star, the Los Angeles Times, and the Guardian. Getting started with PressReader.
Get reading recommendations from the official blog of Book Buzz, Toronto Public Library's online book club. Book Buzz on Goodreads Join us on Goodreads for our monthly book discussion, or just to chat about what you're reading. For book clubs. Book Club Sets
The library provides public computer workstations at all 100 branches. Using your library card and PIN, reserve computer time in advance online, by phone or in a branch. Unbooked computers may be used on a drop-in basis. Customers may reserve PC access for 120 minutes per day. Bookings may be made up to three days in advance.
Description. Full-text articles from scholarly, trade and general-interest magazines and journals on current events, general sciences and technology, social sciences, arts and humanities.
