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In celebration of Asian Heritage Month, great programs for kids, teens and adults at branches across town.
Gold medal Olympian and chef de mission for the 2012 Games Mark Tewksbury discusses gay activism in sports.
This June, celebrate the largest Aboriginal community in Canada with a series of programs all across the city.
This fun and easy guide to help kids become readers is available now in branches to browse, borrow or buy for $3.
New books. Big ideas. Join in the conversation with writers, thinkers, artists and innovators.
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Enjoy the recordings of jazz legends and contemporary jazz from labels such as Blue Note, EMI, Warner Jazz and Fantasy Jazz.
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"Straight Talk from a Gay Jock: Stories from a Reluctant Activist in Sport." Mark Tewk...
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How have Torontonians tried to remember their city's history and why? Join Gary Miedem...
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In this partly autobiographical work, novelist Lauren B. Davis has created a powerful ...
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