Reading + Entertainment
Meredith, Queen's Square | August 12, 2016
Did you know that video games were never intended to be more for boys than for girls? Originally, video games were equally marketed to both genders,... Read More»
Meredith, Clemens Mill | July 4, 2016
The Breakfast Club was released over 30 years ago, and it’s as relevant today as it was back in 1985. If you’re thinking of checking out this classic... Read More»
Megan, Queen's Square | May 3, 2016
“A youth friendly community is one that actively supports and provides opportunities for the growth and development of youth (ages 13 to 19) through... Read More»
Patricia, Clemens Mill | April 28, 2016
As anyone who reads YA knows, there’s never a dearth of great books to look forward to reading. Fans of Renee Ahdieh’s Wrath and the Dawn, a... Read More»
Meredith, Queen's Square | April 1, 2016
Spring has sprung, which means it’s time for rainy days, blooming flowers, and warmer temperatures (…eventually)
If you’re already feeling in the... Read More»
Brooke, Clemens Mill and Preston | January 26, 2016
Deadpool is the superhero your parents warned you about!
Back in "ye old days" (eh...1991 to be precise) Deadpool was first depicted in the X-Men... Read More»
Karissa, Clemens Mill & Hespeler | May 7, 2015
You know it, I know it: poetry doesn’t have the best reputation these days. Very few people think “poetry” and “cool” are correlating concepts. Maybe... Read More»
Teens | September 13, 2013
Deepa Mehta wanted to explore and expose the condition of women in her birth country, India. So, she created the Fire, Earth and Water trilogy of... Read More»