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How To: Explore More Languages on OverDrive
Available to read in English and Arabic | We have created a new tab in our OverDrive Collection to make our non-English e-books easier to find. The new “room” is called More Languages. Learn how to find and use it, here.
Library Resource Round-Up for Adults
We want to make sure you know about all of the new resources available to you, and remind you of all the great things that have always been here.
12 Tips to Help You Read More in 2021
Set your sights on 2021's reading goal: we've got tips for you to make reading easier, build reading goals, and find your next favourite read.
7 Art and Culture Exhibits You Can Visit in Your Pajamas
There are ways to explore the world from the comfort of your living room, while still wearing your pajamas! Vicky shares some favourite virtual-access exhibits, here.
Your Guide to Enjoying Your First Winter in Nova Scotia
Available to read in both English and Arabic | Your first winter in Canada can be difficult and long, especially if you are coming from a warm country. However, when taking part in fun and affordable activities, while also wearing proper clothing, you may start to enjoy the wintery Canadian weather.
Fake News: Navigating the Chaos
Fake news used to be easy to spot. Who doesn’t remember those tabloid headlines that screamed “Elvis is Alive” or “I was Bigfoot’s Love Slave!” These days it’s a little trickier to discern fact from fiction. It doesn’t help that up to ¾ of us are getting at least some of our news from social media, where fake news runs rampant. This useful infographic and tips from your friendly Library team can help you root through fact and fiction.
Fascinating Facts: July-September 2020
Written by Erin, staff member, Collection Development | Read on for fun insights from July 1 to September 30, 2020.
Biodiversity: It’s in Your Backyard!
September 21- 27, 2020 is Science Literacy Week in Canada. Science Literacy Week highlights diversity in Canadian science. The purpose of Science Literacy Week is to show everyone’s unique relationship with science and how they live with it.
This year, we are celebrating the biodiversity of our beautiful country! Biodiversity refers to the variety of living species that live on Earth. This includes plants, animals, and bodies of water. Canada is lucky to be home to a wide range of biodiversity that spans from coast to coast.
Fascinating Facts: April-June 2020
April through June 2020 proved to be a very unique time for Halifax. Our numbers show it!
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