Our Arthur Conan Doyle Collection at Toronto Reference Library is one of the world's leading collections devoted to Sherlock Holmes and his creator. To trace how it has evolved over the decades, we put our detective skills to use and sleuthed through TPL's institutional archive for photographs and ephemera. These visual highlights document key moments…
Raising Confident Kids
Discover practical tips and strategies, find expert advice and get empowered! Raising Confident Kids is a series of online workshops for parents and caregivers. Watch these recorded sessions anytime. Programs available for replay Beyond Screen Time Limits with Dr. Michael Cheng Learn tips for healthier screen use in this workshop with child psychiatrist Dr…
Lyn Cook: Librarian and Children’s Author from Ontario
Lyn Cook (1918–2018) was a Canadian librarian, storyteller, poet and author of books for children and young adults. Her fonds (collection of records) holds material related to all aspects of Cook’s professional life, including early writings and two unpublished novels.
Castle Frank in Elizabeth Simcoe’s Diary
Passages from Simcoe’s diary describing a notable landmark in the colonial town of York: Castle Frank. Learn about the log house and surrounding land—both referred to as Castle Frank—through her first-hand accounts.
Free Resources for Project Management Certification
Working in project management offers many potential benefits, from opening up new opportunities for career advancement to increasing your salary. It also gives
Indigenous Music
If there is something that binds everyone together, it is music. Whether it be smooth jazz, classical, rap, pop, or any genre in-between, music shares stories to us all, and can also convey cultural norms. Indigenous people have made indelible marks on the American popular music scene. A fantastic documentary that shares contributions of Indigenous…
Pow Wows
A pow wow is a very significant cultural event for First Nations peoples in North America. Pow wows can last anywhere from one day to several days, and usually takes at least one year to successfully plan and run. Dancers, singers, and drummers from all Indigenous nations gather to drum, dance, trade and sell goods…
Staying Positive While Job Searching
Shenelle Payne Cuffy, one of our 2025 Career Coaches in Residences, shares tips for staying positive throughout your job search journey. Job searching is like a rollercoaster. It's full of highs, lows and lots of unexpected twists. We might feel joy when offered an interview, anxiety during the process and disappointment after a rejection. These…
Indigenous Documentaries in our Collection
Are you curious to learn more about Indigenous issues in Canada? Do you enjoy documentaries? Check out these recommendations from our collection! All the documentaries listed below had at least one Indigenous person as a producer. Their nation is listed in brackets next to their name. Most of these documentaries are available using our online…
Meet our Latest Career Coaches in Residence
Our Career Coaches in Residence program offers free one-on-one career counselling and job search help for younger adults, ages 18-29. The spring session runs until June 2025. Coaches are available to answer questions about career and job help, resumes and cover letters, preparing for job interviews or general career advice. We had a chance to…
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