This set of vintage railway signal lights now resides at the newest Toronto Public Library branch in the Junction Triangle as a tribute to the area's rich transit history.

Explore the intersection of creativity, the arts and well-being across the city through free Ontario Culture Days programs and workshops at the library. Learn more: ow.ly/TE4P50X2exc #CultureDays

All the books, music and movies you want for only $1 and up! Join us in celebrating 35 years of Friends of Toronto Public Library North Chapter! Est. 1990!! We have a great selection of books at BOOKEnds North!📚Most books $1! Cash only! No tax! No tariffs! #booklover

In late 2023, thousands filed into a packed Toronto theatre to wait for a legend: the one and only Jane Goodall would be taking the stage. Author and biological anthropologist Keriann McGoogan celebrates her first inspiration in primatology: thewalrus.ca/jane-goodall/

🎨🔖 Our Design a Bookmark Contest is now open! We can't wait to see this year's crop of amazing original artwork by kids 13 and under! Pick up an entry form at your local branch or download and print it: tpl.ca/designabookmark Deadline: Oct 31

This World Teachers Day, I am grateful for the teachers, Elders and knowledge keepers who light the path for our kids—bringing patience, language and culture into every lesson. You build pride, resilience and opportunity in communities every day. Thank you!

The teacher shortage isn’t just an education problem. It’s a crisis for our future. Fewer teachers mean larger classes, less support, and students left behind. Our kids deserve better than an underfunded system running on burnout. #abed #onted #cdned #edchat

Leong: Alberta teachers' strike underscores incalculable benefits of public schools ca.news.yahoo.com/leong-alberta-… via @Yahoo

For all of Alberta's concerns about its finances, the government has made terrible decisions over the years about how to spend taxpayer money. They need to make better choices. They need to choose public education. #abed #onted #cdned #edchat share.google/bKRdsmAVP7fsuq…

Such powerful and accurate words! #LeadershipMatters

Girls are breaking stereotypes & overcoming gender bias that have long held them back from realizing their full potential & pursuing their dreams. On Saturday's #DayOfTheGirl and every day, UN Women stands with girls as they take charge of their futures. unwomen.org/en

🎉We are pleased to announce the following #ForestOfReading 2026 Nominees 🎉 Blue Spruce #Nominees: THE WEEDFLOWER IT'S OKAY, JUST ASK PATTY DREAMS Silver Birch Express Nonfiction #Nominees: DOGS VS. HUMANS CHOMP-O-RAMA A huge congratulations to all 🥳 #ForestOfReading2026

In Ojibwe our word for blue jay is gwiingwiish (pronounced gweeng-gweesh).

In Ojibwe our word for blue jay is gwiingwiish (pronounced gweeng-gweesh). Haida art by Glen Rabena.

For the first time in 32 years, the Toronto Blue Jays are heading to the World Series! To celebrate, all students and staff are encouraged to wear blue this Friday for our first-ever Spirit Day. 💙⚾ #TDSBJaysSpirit

The Toronto Blue Jays play in the #WorldSeries today and, as their biggest UK fans, we made this video to wish them luck and cheer them on. Let’s go Blue Jays! #WANTITALL

BOOZHOO! / HELLO! was selected as the 2025 First Nation Communities READ in the children's category. Author Mangeshig Pawis-Steckley, a member of Wasauksing First Nation, featured his bold Woodland style art in the Anishinaabemowin & English picture book. ctvnews.ca/barrie/article…

Love this height chart for kids at the new Indigo at Fairview Mall

In Ojibwe our word for love is zaagidewin (pronounced zaa-gi-de-win). Also translates to embrace from the heart.

Thanks so much for all of your support and enthusiasm for our #BlueJays across the pond and sharing this with your students. Your comments and videos are outstanding! ⚾️ 🌟 ♥️ #WorldSeries