CommunityFlin Flon and The Pas are racing to check out the most books in October
Two northern libraries revived a friendly contest from the 2000s. The loser buys pizza, and both say more people are already taking books home.
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CommunityTwo northern libraries revived a friendly contest from the 2000s. The loser buys pizza, and both say more people are already taking books home.
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CommunityA Champagne and Aishihik First Nations workshop used fish that would have stayed in freezers, and the jars are being shared in the community.
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CommunityThe 200-square-metre library in northern New Brunswick stocks ice-fishing gear, runs a monthly produce program, and lets third graders grow the garden beside the building.
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ScienceGrade 12 student Akshit Erukulla is testing software with Turtle Guardians so volunteers can map a possible tunnel site in the field instead of carrying paper forms back to an office.
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CommunityFor its 150th year, the Toronto art and design university is offering $10,000 a year for four years to new students across Canada who show talent and need.
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CommunityThe fifth annual planting at the Surrey park added native trees and shrubs along Highway 1, part of a month of volunteer plantings across Metro Vancouver parks.
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CommunitySharing the Harvest is in its sixth year. Last year food banks received more than 4,000 pounds, and this year's goal is to pass 5,000.
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CommunityVolunteers formed two lines on Wellington Street West and moved The Spaniel's Tale, book by book, into a shop more than twice as big.
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CommunityA prairie garden that skipped tilling, fertilizer, and most of the watering produced potatoes, carrots, and more for food banks, a healing lodge, and students who dug the crop.
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