Bio of the Day: William James Thomson (1857–1927), artist. Called at his death the “dean of Canadian etchers,” William Thomson's gifts as an engraver placed him in high demand as an instructor and illustrator. biographi.ca/en/bio/thomson… 🎨 Toronto Public Library

There are many ways #VolunteersMakeWaves at Toronto Public Library! From helping adults with literacy to inspiring a love of learning in kids, our volunteers truly make a difference. Inspired to join them? Learn more 👉 tpl.ca/volunteering #NVW2025 #NationalVolunteerWeek

BREAKING: Pierre Poilievre successfully completes greatest election fumble in Canadian history

BREAKING: Pierre Poilievre has now fumbled even greater than previously thought possible

On #InternationalDanceDay, move backstage with this painting by Montreal-born artist #WilliamHClapp (1879–1954). Though Clapp spent the bulk of his career in California, he was a member of the Canadian Art Club and the Royal Canadian Academy of the Arts. ow.ly/7cUQ50VETjj

Canada went through its 45th federal election last night. Let's see how the election's results compare with others in Canadian history. The voter turnout was about 67%. Canada has not exceeded 70% since 1993. This was the third-highest turnout of the 21st century. 🧵1/12

Poilievre vows to stay on as party leader for reasons of being otherwise unemployable thebeaverton.com/2025/04/poilie… #CanadaElections2025 #cdnpoli

May 5 - Red Dress Day - Sharing more events in the Ottawa, ON, Gatineau, QC and surround.

🎥So what exactly is #ModelSenate2025? With the event just around the corner, there’s no better time to take a look! This immersive experience gives post-secondary students the chance to debate legislation, engage with senators, and develop real-world policy skills. Watch the

Op-Ed : “Say what you will about us, at least we never blew a 27-point lead,” by Auston Matthews thebeaverton.com/2025/04/op-ed-… #cdnpoli

Alberta shocks nation with same election results they’ve turned out since 1958 thebeaverton.com/2025/04/albert… #cdnpoli

#OTD 50 years ago the Vietnam War ended—but days earlier the Khmer Rouge seized Cambodia’s capital, sparking a sombre new chapter. Millions fled by sea for a better life, becoming known as BOAT PEOPLE → bit.ly/BoatPeopleNFB A tribute to resilience by Thao Lam & Kjell Boersma.

At the Library of Parliament, we pride ourselves on being a trusted source of information for parliamentarians. We offer them impartial and confidential reference, research and analysis services, and access to world news and to our extensive collections. #Parl45

Recognized since 2015 through the efforts of former senator Ngo, Journey to Freedom Day honours the more than 2 million Vietnamese refugees who fled by sea and were welcomed to Canada following the fall of Saigon and the end of the Vietnam War. #SenCA

April 30, 1959: Canadian actor Paul Gross was born in Calgary.

April 30, 1988: Canadian singer Celine Dion, singing for Switzerland, won Eurovision.

Jonathan Pedneault 🇨🇦 steps down as co-leader of the Green Party of Canada. #cdnpoli #Elxn45

1916 The Poacher @AGOToronto #tt1916

Celebrate Asian culture, history and heritage with free programs, hands-on activities and curated reading lists for all ages during Asian Heritage Month in May and all year round. Learn more: tpl.ca/asianheritage Generously supported by TD Canada