First Book Canada Event – Family Literacy Day
We are grateful for the opportunity to share books with our partners in honor of Family Literacy Day. It was a joyous event ensuring that children have access to books and get excited about reading!
We are grateful for the opportunity to share books with our partners in honor of Family Literacy Day. It was a joyous event ensuring that children have access to books and get excited about reading!
We are thrilled to have the Côte-des-Neiges Black Community Association as our newest partner!
We are happy to introduce our newest partner, Garderie sur le chemin de l’école!
My experience as a storytime volunteer has been very educational and I enjoy bringing joy and smiles to children while initiating them to literature. Through storytime, I help to increase the literacy rate of our youth while encouraging their creativity and not repressing their energy. I DO IT WITH LOVE!
We are happy to introduce our newest partner, Blossom Academy!
Yesterday, some students from St.George’s School of Montreal helped out in our library. We were happy to have them volunteer with us!
We are pleased to announce a new at CPE Crocus! Pictured above is the director, Caroline.
We are happy to announce our Volunteer of the Month for January, who also happens to be our newest team member, Mathilde Routy! Mathilde has been a dedicated volunteer since last fall as a Storytime Animator at her daughter’s daycare! She is an experienced animator and we are very happy to have her as our new Communications Coordinator at .
“It’s really magical to see the special connection that is created with the children through books. Every week, we laugh, we’re scared, we’re moved, but most of all we have a lot of fun!”
Shamim brought her children to the Fraser Hickson when they were young and it was during these visits that she began to wish she could work at the library. Shamim began volunteering at the Fraser Hickson Institute in 1984 and after two months was hired as a staff member. She worked until the Fraser Hickson closed in 2007 and has volunteered at the locations that the library moved to including its current home at 3755 rue Botrel. We are very grateful for Shamim’s dedication and generosity throughout the years.