Land Acknowledgement

We acknowledge that this library is situated upon the traditional territories of the Wendat, the Mississaugas of the Anishinabe, and the Haudenosaunee Confederacy.

What's Happening in the Library

November - Book Cover Contest

Calling all artists!

We are hosting a contest for the spookiest book cover for our Spooky Short Story Collection for 2022. Check out the slide deck for contest details.

Deadline: November 28th, 2022

Submission: LINK

Spooky Story Book Cover Contest

November - Indigenous Education Month

Days of Significance for Indigenous Education Month

Treaties Recognition Week, November 1 - 5

International Inuit Day, November 7

Indigenous Veterans Day, November 8

Louis Riel Day, November 16

November - Hindu Heritage Month, Indigenous Education Month

Hinduism is said to be the oldest living religion in the world and is India’s spiritual and cultural heritage. Hinduism teaches spirituality. Hindus believe that all humans are the embodiment of truth, consciousness and bliss, and that they are born as divine beings.

Hinduism is better known as Sanatana Dharma or eternal natural law. Hindus believe in the law of karma (cause and effect) and reincarnation (cycles of rebirth). Hindus strive to attain Moksha, the freedom from cycle of rebirth, through the pursuit of truth and, as divine beings, to perform seva or selfless service.

Library Circulation this Fall

Check out how many books were checked out of the library in September and October. Congratulations to our grade 9s who checked out the most books this fall!

Spooky Story Contest

Our Spooky Short Story Contest was a great success this year. Thank you to all the students who submitted stories.

Spooky Story Contest

Story winner!

Congratulations to Stella Robichaud for her winning story "Will O' the Wind"!

Spooky Short Stories.pdf

2021 MPC Spooky Stories

Read last year's collection of spooky stories. Check out print copies in the library.