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ALL LOCATIONS
WILL BE CLOSED
SEPTEMBER 22.
One Book:
One Community
All branches of the Library will be
closed on Thursday, September 22
for staff development.
Staff Development Day
Join in fun weekly social media
challenges related to Amy Jones’
book beginning September 6. Like us
on Facebook, follow us on Twitter.
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Youth Move
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Aboriginal Advisory Group
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See page 4 for more special events.
Amy Jones at the launch of One Book: One Community.
Get Social with TBPL .... www.tbpl.ca/joinusonline
Library programs and services .... September - December 2016
CJ ad page 1 of 3
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Inspire Grow Connect
www.tbpl.ca
transforming your library
I hope that you all had a great summer. We certainly
had a busy time at Thunder Bay Public Library with two
new important additions to our service.
hub:north, our small business zone, was launched on
the lower floor of Waverley Library. This exciting new
service is a partnership with the Community Economic
Development Commission and the Northwestern
Ontario Innovation Centre. We are now sharing library
space with 5 young start-up businesses, helping them
to incubate and grow, until they are ready to leave the
nest – hopefully as Fortune 500 companies! The
benefits of hub:north to Thunder Bay Public Library are
immense. It connects us to our business community,
it delivers our strategic direction of economic development and it is bringing more people into the Library.
Come on down and check it out!
supporting a local author. On the day we launched
One Book: One Community, We’re All In This Together was #5 on the Globe & Mail bestseller list. Our aim is
to help make it #1.
One Book: One Community is delivering TBPL’s strategic direction of lifelong learning and helping to boost our
circulation. It is also delivering another of our objectives,
to create a stronger, more connected community by
fostering community well being and personal growth.
The One Book: One Community project is the perfect
fit for this goal, as the aim is to unite the community
through a shared reading experience. We want as
many people as possible to read and discuss the book,
both on social media and in person. While the book is
fun to read it also tackles some serious issues. We
will be hosting a mental health panel, which will bring
together local experts to discuss various mental health
Our other new first is One Book: One Community which issues, local resources and local support systems.
aims to get everyone in Thunder Bay reading the same
book. And the book we have chosen is totally Thunder We will also be engaging participants with social media
challenges related to the book, which will help unite the
Bay. We’re All In This Together, by local author Amy
Jones, is literally drenched in Thunder Bay, as you will community through shared experience. Through this
project and future One Book projects, we hope to build
discover when you read the first chapter involving a
and strengthen the bond of the community, while also
woman going over Kakabeka Falls in a barrel! This is
promoting a fun reading activity.
Amy’s second book and we are very pleased to be
John Pateman, Chief Librarian/CEO
jpateman@tbpl.ca
See page 4 for One Book: One Community events!
Pateman’s Picks
Your Library Board
Board Meetings
We’re All In This Together
by Amy Jones
When Breath Becomes Air
by Paul Kalanithi
The Happiness Equation
by Neil Pasricha
High Rise by J.G. Ballard
Homegoing by Yaa Gyasi
Seeing Things As They Are
by George Orwell
Eleanor Ashe
Joan Duke
Carol Grieve, Chair
Kathryn Hantjis
Pat Johansen
Margaret MacLean
Jane Todd
Frank Wilson, Vice Chair
Councillor Joe Virdiramo
John Pateman, Secretary/Treasurer
Members of the public are welcome at the monthly
Library Board meetings. If you have any special needs
or want more details, please call 684-6803 at least one
week prior to the meeting.
www.tbpl.ca
● September 15
● October 13
● November 10
● December 8
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connecting community
Read the book!*
Join the conversation!
ONE BOOK
One Community
www.tbpl.ca/onebook
Amy Jones
Author photo credit: Spun Creative
*Recommended for adults.
Geological Tour of the Kakabeka
Falls Area
We’re All in This Together:
Mental Health Panel
One Book: One Community
Celebration
Mark Puumala and Gerry White of the Ontario
Geological Survey’s Thunder Bay office will present
an interpretive geological tour of the Kakabeka Falls
Area discussing the rock formations and their influence
on local topography and the settlement history of the
area. This event is presented in partnership with the
Thunder Bay Geology and Lapidary Club and designed
to explore the history of the site that sets the stage for
the book.
Hear from individual experts and agencies in Thunder
Bay available to help you, your family and friends who
may be facing a wide array of mental health issues.
The speakers listed below will focus on self-awareness,
resilience and mindfulness.
Meet author Amy Jones, listen to her interview with
CBC Radio’s Cathy Alex, discuss the book, ask
questions, share refreshments and win prizes!
Saturday, September 17 @ 10 am - 11 am
Kakabeka Falls Provincial Park (meet in parking lot)
thank
you!
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Tuesday, October 4 @ 6:30 pm
Waverley Auditorium
Deanna Bessel - Public Education Coordinator at the
Alzheimer Society
Cherie Kok - Alzheimer Society volunteer
Jana Murphy - Community Health Worker, NorWest
Community Health Centre
Tanis Thompson - Mental Health Coordinator, Ontario
Native Women’s Assocation and a member of the
Thunder Bay Youth Suicide Task Force
Saturday, October 22 @ 2 pm
Waverley Auditorium
For more information please contact Joanna at
jaegard@tbpl.ca or 684-6819.
Join in fun weekly social media challenges
beginning September 6. Like us on Facebook,
follow us on Twitter.
www.tbpl.ca/onebook
Prizes for the social media challenges have been generously donated by:
● Bean Fiend Cafe ● Both Hands Pizza & Bakery ● Cindy Loohoo’s ● The Silver Birch
● Play It Again Sports ● The Growing Season ● The Sweet North Bakery
Special thanks to the Friends of the Library for purchasing 20 copies of the book for the community.
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new stuff
You may place a hold on any title and have it sent
to the Library of your choice. Holds may be placed
over the phone, in person or at www.tbpl.ca
Books*
September Releases
Apprentice in Death by J.D. Robb
Home by Harlan Coben
Manitou Canyon by William Kent Krueger
Pirate by Clive Cussler
Razor Girl by Carl Hiaasen
The Wonder by Emma Donaghue
Thrice the Brinded Cat Hath Mew’d by C. Alan Bradley
October Releases
Escape Clause by John Sandford
Night Watch by Iris Johansen & Roy Johansen
Order to Kill by Vince Flynn
Small Great Things by Jodi Picoult
The Whistler by John Grisham
November Releases
Chaos by Patricia Cornwell
Night School by Lee Child
Paris for One by Jojo Moyes
The Whole Town’s Talking by Fannie Flagg
DVDs
Family & Children’s DVDs
A Hologram for the King
A Strange Course of Events
Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice
Boy & the World
L’Attesa
The Boss
Allegiant: The Divergent Series
The Huntsman: Winter’s War
The Mermaid
The Russian Woodpecker
Justice League vs Teen Titans
Land Before Time: Journey of the Brave
Lion Guard: Return of the Roar
Minions
Norm of the North
Open Season: Scared Silly
Shaun the Sheep: The Farmer’s Llama
Toy Story that Time Forgot
Wild Kratts: Australian Adventures
Zootopia
CDs
Audiobooks
American Love by Jake Owen
Apache by Aaron Neville
Beautiful Broken by Heart
California by Blink-182
Coolaid by Snoop Dogg
Loud Hailer by Jeff Beck
Primary Colours by Magic!
Verdi: Aida by Andrea Bocelli and Kristin Lewis
Where the Light Shines Through by Switchfoot
Youth Authority by Good Charlotte
An Astronaut’s Guide to Life on Earth by Chris Hatfield
Brush of Wings by Karen Kingsbury
A Few of the Girls by Maeve Binchy
A Country Road, A Tree by Jo Baker
First Comes Love by Emily Giffin
Scandalous Behavior by Stuart Woods
The Crossing by Michael Connolly
The Games by James Patterson
The Last Mile by David Baldacci
*The Library orders items months in advance of the
publication date. Holds will be filled in order once items
have been received.
Suggestions for titles
are always welcome!
comments@tbpl.ca
www.tbpl.ca
New Magazine Titles Added to Zinio (Online Magazines)
Family Handyman
Hockey News
Motor Trend
Popular Mechanics
Prevention
Shape
Zoomer Magazine
Field & Stream
Mother Earth Living
Our Canada
Popular Science
Reader’s Digest
Women’s Health
www.tbpl.ca/zinio
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classes &
training
One-on-One Technology Coaching
Ancestry LE Classes
We can help you with basic computer, Internet and social media skills, using library
These free, hands-on sessions are 1.5 hours long. Enrolment is limited. Register by
eBooks and with your personal technology. Please refer to the chart below for details calling 684-6815 or visit www.tbpl.ca/getinvolved and click on Online Calendar.
about what we offer and how to book.
Participants are welcome to bring their own laptop to use in class.
Computer and mouse basics
Email
Facebook
Internet searching
Microsoft Office (Word, Excel)
Using the Library’s online catalogue or databases
Available at Brodie or
Waverley. Call 684-6815
to book. Coaching
sessions are held using
Library equipment only.
Ancestry LE
This class is an introduction to the Library’s online genealogy resource Ancestry
Library Edition (LE). You must know how to use a computer and Internet browser to
register for this class.
Mary J.L. Black Community Program Room
Wednesday, September 28 @ 2 pm
Tuesday, November 22 @ 6:30 pm
Ancestry LE Advanced
Using your own smart phone or tablet
Library eBooks
Available at any Library
location. To book call
345-8275 ext 7251 or
email mdemillo@tbpl.ca
Genetic Genealogy with Clare Cook
I Got My Ancestry DNA Results! Now What?
Tuesday, September 13 @ 7 pm
Tuesday, November 1 @ 7 pm
For anyone who has initiated a genetic genealogy test through Ancestry DNA, this
workshop addresses common questions and next steps related to what to do after
receiving test results. Led by Clare Cook, local genealogist and member of the
Ontario Genealogical Society - Thunder Bay Branch.
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This class goes beyond the introductory Ancestry LE class to get the most out of the
Library’s online genealogy resource Ancestry Library Edition database. You must
know how to use the Ancestry LE database at a basic level already.
Tuesday, October 4 @ 6:30 pm
Wednesday, December 14 @ 2 pm
Family
History
Forum
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lifelong learning
All Library Locations will
be Closed on Thursday,
September 22 for a Staff
Development Day
All locations of the Thunder Bay Public Library will be
closed on Thursday, September 22.
The closure will allow all members of staff to attend a
staff development day. This day long training event will
take place on an annual basis.
Ojibwe Language Classes
Healing With Crafts
Thursdays - September 8 to December 15
(no class on Sept. 22)
The Library is proudly working
with Anishnawbe Mushkiki to
bring you Healing with Crafts
- a native arts and crafts
program that is sure to bring
out your creative side while
you learn the traditional
teachings behind the crafts.
Learn to read and speak in Ojibwe with instructor
Esther Diabo. Register online at www.tbpl.ca or by
calling the Mary J.L. Black Library at 345-8275 ext
7301.
Basic Ojibwe Language @ 6 pm
This is a good start to learning basic vocabulary. Some
reading and writing will be done in class. Included
Thank you for understanding. This development day will
are cultural teachings to accompany the words being
help to ensure that staff have the opportunity to learn
learned. This course is for the person with no Ojibwe
about and discuss current trends and issues, participate
language experience.
in workshops and move forward together with up-todate knowledge and renewed enthusiasm.
Immersion Ojibwe Language @ 7 pm
If you already speak the Ojibwe language, this class is
for you! For the duration of the class the instructor will
be speaking entirely in Ojibwe. The first half hour will
All locations will be CLOSED on
be language immersion, followed by a second half hour
Thursday, September 22
of beading activity with continued spoken Ojibwe.
Geology, Lapidary & Jewellery Making Club
The program has a talented and experienced instructor
who will begin by teaching the basics of beading. The
instructor will also offer assistance with other projects
such as moccasin making and traditional crafts.
Come out and join in to do the following:
- beading & beading techniques (i.e. jewellery,
medallions, key chains, earrings etc.)
- leatherwork (i.e. moccasins)
Sessions will take place at Brodie Library, are open
to the public and do not require registration. Most
supplies will be provided. For dates, times and other
details please contact Ruth Hamlin-Douglas at
624-4206 or rhamlin-douglas@tbpl.ca
Contact tb.geology.gems@gmail.com for upcoming field trips and more information.
Family History Forum
Saturday, October 15 ............11 am - 4 pm
Hosted by David Nicholson in partnership with TBPL and the Thunder Bay Branch
of the OGS. Guest speakers are Shaun Patterson (Fort William Historical Park)
and Sue Hughes (Thunder Bay Branch, OGS).
Agenda:
11 am - 12 pm .............Genealogy Basics
1 pm - 4 pm .................Family History Forum
● Genealogy Q & A ● Research workshops ● Ancestry LE database access
● Light refreshments ● Door prizes ● FREE!
www.tbpl.ca
FREE
EVENTS
For more
information,
contact Jesse
@ 624-4203.
Ontario Genealogical
Society (OGS) Meetings
Tuesdays @ 7 pm
September 27
October 25
November 29
December 13
Meetings feature idea and research sharing along with
special topics and guest speakers. Connect with them
on Facebook (Thunder Bay District Branch, OGS) or by
email at thunderbay@ogs.on.ca for more information.
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lifelong learning
Retirement Explorers RETired Talks
Casual Clerisy Club
Fridays @ 1 pm
Waverley Auditorium
Tuesdays @ 12 - 1:30 pm
September 30
October 7, 14 & 21
November 4, 18 & 25
Bring your lunch and join in this noon-hour book club.
Retirement Explorers are a group of retirees who pursue active recreation options. Retirees and soon-to-be
retirees are welcome to attend. For information please call Jennifer at 684-2403.
Pickleball with Sue Yuan - September 9 @ 1 pm
Learn a new sport you can play all year round. Acquire everything from the rules, equipment
& interactive demonstrations, presented by Sue Yuan, Pickleball Canada Area Ambassador
for Thunder Bay.
SPECIAL
EVENT
Thursdays @ 1:30 pm
October 6 - December 15
November 9
December 14
Have you been meaning to read your way through
the First Nations Communities READ award winners?
Now’s your chance to do so with a group. Registration
begins September 1 online, by phone at 624-4206, or
email rhamlin-douglas@tbpl.ca
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October 26
December 21
Potala Meditation Circle
If you’re new to knitting or experienced and 55+, you are welcome to join Wit Knits,
a group that gets together to knit (and crochet). Share stories and laughs with fellow
group members while you work. For information please contact Jennifer 684-2403.
October 12
Waverley Auditorium
Wednesdays @ 7 pm
The Writers’ Circle meets the last Wednesday of each
month to share ideas and support each other. Call Paul
at 345-8513 for more information.
Wit Knits
Brodie Study Room
Wednesdays @ 7 pm
Writers’ Circle
September 28
November 30
Retirement Explorers and Wit Knits
are presented in partnership with
First Nations Communities
READ Book Club
September 13 - Reader’s Choice
October 11 - Humour
November 8 - Politics / History
December 13 - Memoir / Biography (this meeting will
be held at the 55+ Centre)
Colour Me Calm
Waverley Auditorium
Thursdays @ 7 pm
September 29
November 10 & 24
October 13 & 27
December 8
Looking for a creative way to relax and meet new
people? Join Colour Me Calm, the new Adult Colouring
Club at Waverley. Supplies and refreshments will
be provided! For more information, call Shauna at
345-8275 ext 6814 or email at wavcolouringclub@
tbpl.ca
Waverley Auditorium
Mondays @ 7 pm
September 26
November 28
October 24
December 19
Learn Tibetan-Buddhist meditation practices. For more
information contact Dan Cox at dtcox3@gmail.com
Zen Group
Brodie Study Room
Mondays @ 7 pm
September 19
November 21
October 17
December 12
Contact Lauri Jones at laurimegan@gmail.com or
622-5608 for more information.
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partnerships
Interested in partnering with the Library?
Email your proposal or idea to comments@tbpl.ca
Northern Nature Trading
Waverley Resource Library
Lower Level
Hours of Operation
Monday to Thursday 1 pm - 9 pm
Friday 1 pm - 5 pm.
The makerspace is staffed by volunteers from
ohmbase. Please note that the makerspace hours
of operation may vary due to volunteer availability.
Fees
Material cost is currently $5 per gram and 3D printing
time is $5 per hour. Prices are nominal to cover costs.
makerspace events
Mary J.L. Black Library
FALL HOURS
Tuesday .................. 5 pm - 8 pm
Wednesday............. 2 pm - 5 pm
Saturday ................. 2 pm - 4 pm
a special kind of swap shop!
hub:north
things you’ve found in nature
On June 16th, the Thunder Bay Public Library (TBPL),
in partnership with the Thunder Bay Community
Economic Development Commission (CEDC) and
the Northwestern Ontario Innovation Centre (NOIC),
launched hub:north, the new small business incubation
zone at the Waverley Library. TBPL, CEDC and NOIC
want a vibrant and innovative culture to develop in
Thunder Bay’s downtown core. By providing the space,
tools and training, Waverley Library is equipped to be
just that, helping entrepreneurs grow their ideas into
fully-fledged businesses at very low cost.
- like rocks, shells, fossils
and pine cones and trade for
Tabletop Game Thursdays
Visit www.tbpl.ca/
northernnaturetrading
for more information.
Thursdays @ 7 pm
Drop-in to play table top games, board games, dice
games and role playing games. You are welcome to
bring your own games to play. (for teens and adults)
NOTE: The Library is closed Thursday, September 22.
Entrepreneurs can rent desks and storage lockers for
up to one year. Even if you’re not renting a dedicated
desk, you are still welcome to use hub:north’s space.
There are plenty of desks that can be used daily for free
and two new meeting rooms that you can book. You
can access wifi, printers, TBPL’s databases (including
PCensus and InfoCanada) and business advisors from
NOIC and CEDC who are on hand at designated times
to help!
Halloween Makeup Tips and
Techniques
www.tbpl.ca
Bring your smart phone or tablet to the Library to talk
about apps! Share your favorite apps, learn about new
apps and meet some local entrepreneurs developing
their own apps. Delicious apps will also be served.
You can bring in the natural
things in our collection.
Learn how to apply advanced costume make-up from
make-up artist Rhiannon who has done zombie makeup for Haunted Fort Night. Registration is appreciated,
but walk-ins are welcome. Call 345-8275 ext 7262 for
more information and to register. (all ages)
Thursday, November 3 @ 4 pm
Waverley Ground Floor Learning Space
Northern Nature Trading is
Tear Down Tuesdays
Tuesdays @ 5:30 pm
Drop-in to learn how to open things up and see how
they work, including common household items and
electronic devices.
Appy Hour
Northern Nature Trading is funded in part by:
hub:north is currently home to five businesses who are
part of NOIC’s 13 week Costarter program, which helps
people turn their ideas into full businesses. We’re looking forward to seeing their innovations become a reality!
For more information, please visit tbpl.ca/hubnorth
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grow ● inspire ● connect
NOWW Writers’ Nights at the Library
Explora
Presented by Northwestern Ontario Writers’ Workshop (NOWW). For
more information please visit their website at www.nowwwriters.ca
Explora is the newest addition to our Virtual Collection.
It’s designed to connect elementary and secondary
school students with trusted, reliable information for
projects, assignments and curiosity. Log in to My Giant
Search at www.tbpl.ca/virtualcollection and find
Explora in the list of resources. You can make an
account to save your research.
Readings
Join us for readings from local writers and open mic poetry. For more information please contact Sue at
lassfromyorks2001@yahoo.com or www.nowwwriters.ca for more information.
Waverley Auditorium
Tuesday, September 20 @ 7 pm - Annual General Meeting followed by reading - Theme: School Days
Brodie Fireside Reading Room
Tuesday, November 15 @ 7 pm - Theme: Eleven
Tuesday, December 6 @ 7 pm - Theme: Shine Bright
Workshops
Access it Online!
Thanks!
TBPL gratefully acknowledges the financial support
provided by NOWW to make the following magazines
available for the public:
Tuesday, October 11 @ 7 pm - Out Loud: Speaking Volumes with Spoken Word: Join multi-disciplinary artist
Betty Carpick. This workshop will cover the creative process, expressing narratives, writing styles, delivery techniques and relationship to audiences.
Room
Prairie Fire
New Quarterly
Malahat
Prism
Saturday, November 19 @ 10 am - 3 pm - Join hybrid author H. (Heather) Leighton Dickson and award winning
author Jean E. Pendziwol for an extended workshop covering the mysterious and essential elements necessary
for navigating a journey to traditional book publication. The workshop will focus on children’s, YA, non-fiction, and
adult books. We’ll explore everything from query letters, genres, #MSWL, agents, foreign rights, and #pitmad, to
author platforms, imprints, editors and more. The workshop is free but space is limited so register by going to the
www.nowwwriters.ca Sorry no walk-ins.
You may see names from Thunder Bay and region in
the pages of those periodicals! If you are a writer in
the community, be sure to check out these additional
publications: Writer’s Digest, The Walrus and
Literary Review of Canada.
A Celebration of the Written Word of Northwestern Ontario
Waverley Auditorium
Celebrate the local and regional community of writers and storytellers. We have a rich history of writing
which has developed into the current environment of great storytelling! Join in this event and hear
readings from a selection of stories created and published locally over the years, interspersed with some
creative interactive storybuilding “activities” presented by members of NOWW (Northwestern Ontario
Writers’ Workshop). Enjoy an afternoon of stories, music, refreshments and door prizes.
Presented by:
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lifelong learning
Law in the Library!
Waverley Auditorium
Lakehead U Lectures
Homo Floresiensis: The So-called ‘Hobbits’ of Human Evolution
Waverley Auditorium
Dr. Matt Tocheri, Canada Research Chair in Human Origins, Department of Anthropology will discuss what we
know so far about the extinct human species known as Homo floresiensis or the so-called “hobbits” of human
evolution.
Privacy, Security and Secrecy
Waverley Auditorium
Saturday, November 26 @ 2 pm
Do we have to sacrifice our privacy in order to ensure public security? As the debate is presently framed it seems,
unfortunately, that we do. Reframing it in terms of secrecy, however, points the way to a happier resolution. Join
Dr. D. Anthony Larivière, Department of Philosophy for this discussion.
This series continues in 2017. Watch for topics on Call Centres and Nitrogen in the Winter newsletter.
Having trouble with a tenant?
Having trouble with your
landlord? In the midst of a separation? Public Legal
Education sessions provide an opportunity to learn
firsthand about a legal matter from a lawyer.
Tenant / Landlord Law
Monday, September 19 @ 7 pm - What kind of rights
do you have as a tenant? Or a landlord? If you’re a
landlord, a tenant or are thinking of becoming one we
can explain to you what your rights, responsibilities and
obligations are and what to do if you need help. This
session is presented by Rene Larson Law Office. For
more information and to register call 285-7777.
Family Law 101
Tuesday, October 25 @ 7 pm - Learn about custody,
access, child support, spousal support, division of property and the different rights between married people and
common-law spouses. Presented by Samuel Bachinski
of Carrel and Partners. For more information and to
register, please call Faye at 346–3000.
In affiliation with the Ontario Bar Association, these seminars
present an opportunity to gain knowledge and insight from a
professional but are not intended to provide legal advice.
Lit On Tour Presents the 6th Annual IFOA Thunder Bay
Tuesday, November 1 @ 7 pm
Thunder Bay Art Gallery
This event is made possible in part by a grant from the
Ontario Arts Council’s Ontario Touring Program.
Thunder Bay Public Library, Lakehead University, Northwestern Ontario Writers’ Workshop (NOWW), Thunder Bay
Art Gallery and CBC Radio are pleased to host the 6th annual International Festival of Authors (IFOA) Thunder
Bay event. IFOA Ontario brings together the world’s best writers of contemporary literature, presenting events
across the province. Tickets ($15) will be available at Waverley and Brodie Libraries as well as the Thunder Bay
Art Gallery starting October 3. Call 684-6811 for more information.
www.tbpl.ca
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Learn
& Grow
Waverley
County Park
Auditorium
Children’s Area
Science Literacy Week:
Balloon Fun*
Jeb the Scarecrow’s
Pumpkin Patch**
Huff and Puff *
Sing-a-long Concert:
Animal Antics!
Monday, September 19 @ 6:30 pm
See page 15 for full program details.
(ages 7+)
Friday, September 23 @ 2 pm
(ages 3-6)
Hot and Cold*
Saturday, September 24 @ 2:30 pm
(ages 7+)
Royal Raven**
Friday, September 30 @ 2:30 pm
PA Day puppet show. (all ages)
Saturday, October 29 @ 2:30 pm
Puppet show. Halloween activities to
follow. (all ages)
Saturday, November 5 @ 2:30 pm
Drop-in to join Susan of Kindermusik for
some sing-a-long fun. Feel free to dress
up in an animal costume if you like.
(ages 0-5)
FOR TWEENS!
O Christmas Tween*
Did you know you could make a Christmas tree out of an old book? Create
different Christmas crafts using recycled
books and bring a couple of great crafts
home for the holidays! (ages 8+)
How to Reach Children’s Services:
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Brodie ........................624-4208
Waverley ....................684-6816
Mary J.L. Black .........345-8275 (7301)
County Park ..............345-8275 (7401)
email ..........................childrens@tbpl.ca
Kids’ website ............kids.tbpl.ca
Online registration
tbpl.ca/getinvolved and click on Online Calendar
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Star Wars Reads Day!
Saturday, October 8 @ 2:30 pm
Drop-in to celebrate the stories of Star
Wars! Stormtroopers and other special
guests will be attending and costumes
are encouraged! (ages 3-8, siblings
welcome)
Rockin’ Around the
Christmas Tree
Saturday, December 3 @ 2:30 pm
A drop-in Christmas themed storytime
combining stories, songs and a craft.
Help us decorate our tree! (all ages)
Family Lego Club
Saturdays @ 2 - 4 pm
September 17, October 15
& November 19
Play, build and create! Kids of all ages
and their caregivers are invited to drop in
for imaginative play. Materials provided!
Key to the Asterisks*
*Pre-registration is required (beginning two weeks before program
date, by phone, in person or online). To register online, go to the
date on the calendar when the program starts.
**Tickets are required (pick up at the Library branch beginning two
weeks prior to program).
No asterisks - just drop-in to attend.
www.tbpl.ca
Inspire
& Create
Mary J.L. Black
Brodie
Make Your Own “I Spy”
Aquarium*
Colour
Community Program Room
Saturday, September 24 @ 10:30 am
(ages 4-7)
Pinkalicious Tea Party*
Friday, September 30 @ 10:30 am
Celebrate in Pinkalicious style with pink
decorations, pink glitter, pink snacks and
pink crafts! Fabulous attire encouraged.
(Please advise of any allergies at time of
registration). (ages 3-6)
The Frog Prince**
Friday, September 30 @ 2:30 pm
PA Day puppet show (all ages)
Tuesday, September 20 @ 10:30 am
(all ages)
Trick Your Senses
Family Lego Club
Frosty the Snowman &
Seasonal Sing-a-long
Wednesday, September 21 @ 3:30 pm
(ages 5-8)
Saturdays @ 2 - 4 pm
October 1, November 5 & December 3
Play, build and create! Kids of all ages
and their caregivers are invited to drop in
for imaginative play. Materials provided!
Big Pumpkin**
Little Red Riding Hood: A
Prairie Tale**
Fair Start Screenings
Friday, November 18 @ 2:30 pm &
Monday, November 21 @ 2:30 pm
Seasonal Storytime &
Crafpalooza
Monday, December 5 @ 10:30 am
Drop-in storytime and crafts (all ages)
FOR TWEENS!
Fantastic Beasts in the
Library*
Celebrate the newest Harry Potter
stories: the film Fantastic Beasts and
Where to Find Them and the play Harry
Potter and the Cursed Child! Join us for
activities, crafts, and a readers’ theater
presentation of a scene from the play.
Costumes are welcome! (ages 7-12)
Old Witch Rescues
Halloween**
Friday, October 28 @ 2:30 pm
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Story Hour Room
Saturday, December 10 @ 2:30 pm
Join us for a family friendly drop-in
program. Enjoy a puppet show and a
wonderfully winter sing-a-long. (all ages)
Friday, October 28 @ 10:30 am
Puppet show (all ages)
Brodie Story Hour Room - Wednesday, October 5 @ 10:30 am
Waverley Auditorium - Thursday, November 24 @ 12:30 pm
County Park - Wednesday, December 7 @ 1 pm
Fair Start provides free developmental screening for families with children 18 months
- school age. This screening helps parents and caregivers have a quick look at their
child’s overall development in the areas of: speech and language development, fine
and gross motor skills, social development and self-help skills. Call ahead to book an
appointment at 625-8817.
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Reading, rhyming, singing, and talking beginning from birth-profoundly influence
literacy and language development, the
foundations for all other learning. The
results last a lifetime.
Healthychildren.org
These sessions will help children learn to love stories and get ready for reading. Parents will also learn about authors and titles and how they can help their child get ready
for learning and school.
Baby Time
@ 10:30 am
Read, Sing, Play!
@ 10:30 am
Tales for Twos
@ 10:30 am
Preschool Storytime
@ 10:30 am
A drop-in, literacy based storytime for
babies from birth to 24 months which
provides stories, songs, lap rhymes and
play! Your baby will learn the sounds and
rhythm of language and its value. Instill
an early love of reading and encourage
socialization in your baby! Siblings are
welcome.
Children and their family or caregivers
will enjoy this 100% literacy based dropin storytime combining stories, songs,
and rhymes with activities and time for
play! Just drop in! Daycares welcome please call a few days ahead.
Singing, stories, activities and rhymes
for two year olds and their caregivers.
Registration begins two weeks before
program date by phone, in person or
online.
A school readiness program for children
ages 3 and 4 to attend on their own while
caregivers remain nearby in the Library.
Parental participation is required for the
craft portion of the program. Registration
begins two weeks before program date
by phone, in person or online.
Waverley Auditorium
Mondays: October 3, 17 & 31
November 14
Mary J.L. Black
Brodie Story Hour Room
Tuesdays: September 13 - December 13 Mondays: October 3 - November 28
Waverley Auditorium
Thursdays: October 6 - November 24
County Park Children’s Space
Thursdays: September 15 - December 15 Fridays: September 16
(NOTE: The Library willl be closed on
October 28
Thursday, September 22)
November 18
December 16
Waverley Auditorium
Wednesdays: October 5 - November 23
Waverley Auditorium
Tuesdays: October 4 - November 22
Mary J.L. Black
Wednesdays: October 5 - November 23
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Readers are Leaders
Children in grades 1, 2 or 3 who need extra reading practice are matched with
trained volunteer partners for free weekly one-on-one reading support and individual
attention. The one hour sessions also include literacy-based games to help build
reading confidence and fluency. For more information or to sign up, fill out an
application form available on our website at kids.tbpl.ca/readersareleaders or
pick up a form at Mary J.L. Black or Waverley Library children’s area.
Email: lprinselaar@tbpl.ca
The program runs weekly at Mary J.L. Black and Waverley with a start time of 6 pm
or 7 pm.
Tuesdays: October 4 - November 22
Waverley Library
Thursdays: October 6 - November 24
Volunteer ... we need you! For information about volunteering email
lprinselaar@tbpl.ca, go online, call or visit Mary J.L. Black 345-8275 (7301) or
Waverley 684-6816. Readers are Leaders volunteer training dates:
Tuesday, September 27 @ 6 pm - Mary J.L. Black Library
Thursday, September 29 @ 6 pm - Waverley Library
sponsored by
September 19 - 24
Balloon Fun: Monday, September 19 @ 6:30 pm - Waverley*
Explore physics by making your own hovercraft with just two items - a balloon and a
CD. We will also be experimenting by creating a balloon race. (ages 7+)
Colour: Tuesday, September 20 @ 10:30 am - Brodie
Drop-in to mix it up with paint, crayons, bingo dabbers - anything that makes colour.
(all ages )
Tear Down Tuesday: Tuesday, September 20 @ 5:30 pm - Waverley Makerspace
Drop-in to learn how to open things up and see how they work, including common
household items and electronic devices. (all ages)
Trick Your Senses: Wednesday, September 21 @ 3 pm - Brodie
Seeing is believing...or is it? Drop-in to watch demos and experiment with tricking
your senses. (ages 5-8)
Huff and Puff: Friday, September 23 @ 2 pm - Waverley*
The Three Little Pigs were amazing engineers, using their smarts to outwit the Wolf.
Join Science North and take a look at this classic tale, through the eyes of scientists.
Your young engineers will have a chance to build several structures and do their own
strength testing! ( ages 3-6)
Make Your Own “I Spy” Aquarium: Saturday, September 24 @ 10:30 am Mary J.L. Black*
New Title by Ruby Slipperjack, Local Author
Ruby Slipperjack is the latest writer to have a book published in the
popular Dear Canada series of historical novels for children. The
series invites readers into the intimate worlds of girls throughout
different times in Canadian history. These are My Words is written
in diary format and is the story of Violet Pesheens, a 12 year old girl
in a residential school in Northern Ontario in 1966. Other children’s
books by the author are Little Voice and Dog Tracks.
Make your own special aquarium with sea shells, ocean water and creatures to take
home. Fun for “I spy” games with your family. (ages 4-7)
Hot and Cold: Saturday, September 24 @ 2:30 pm - Waverley*
Come and join us as we experiment with the power of temperature. We will be performing demonstrations using both extreme heat and extreme cold and seeing what
effects they have on certain objects. Demonstrations will be followed by the creation
of a heat-sensitive slime which can be taken home. (ages 7+)
*Registration required - please see page 12 for registration details.
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Official Launch
Wednesday, September 7
Brodie Library @ 10:30 am
Please join us!
Have you been curious to try rock climbing outdoors, escape from an escape room, or get your friends out for the
biggest game of capture the flag ever? Ever stumble across a do-it-yourself project and wanted to try it with other
youth? Are you tired of being bored and having nothing exciting to do after school or on weekends? Youth Move
could be the answer you’ve been looking for!
Youth Move is a new program specifically for ALL youth out there! It’s a free drop-in program offered for anyone
12-18 years of age and is coming to both Mary J.L. Black Library and Brodie Library in September. Stop by, get in
the loop and see what you’ve been missing!
Youth move will be offering weekly programming that will include everything from games, crafts, board games,
video games, resume writing workshops and of course lots of snacks! Youth Move works with all youth in order to
provide programming that is engaging, youth driven and FUN.
Youth Move staff are highly motivated to work with youth from all walks of life. They have a wealth of training and
knowledge and strive to positively engage with all of the youth they meet. Staff work as part of a team with Library
staff to provide the best programming possible for youth.
For program information check us out on Facebook at Youth Move, on Instagram at Youthmovetbay, by email at
youthmove@thunderbay.ca or by phone at 625-2344.
Youth Move Schedule
September 12 - December 23
Brodie Resource Library
Teen Area & Program Room
Mondays & Tuesdays @ 3:30 pm - 9 pm
Mary J.L. Black
Monday, Wednesday & Friday @ 3:30 pm - 8 pm
Sunday @ 1 - 4 pm
PLEASE NOTE:
The Mary J.L. Black Library Youth Move program
is located in the Community Program Room and
the Library closes at 5 pm on Monday, Wednesday
and Friday and is not open on Sundays.
Come on out and see what we can do together. Notch!
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YAC Meetings
Youth Advisory Council (YAC)
Our mission is to raise awareness of the library and its resources among teens and to
provide a youth perspective on library services, collections, and programs.
Need volunteer hours? Visit teens.tbpl.ca/Join In for details
Go to teens.tbpl.ca/yac for more information and registration forms
Brodie Library YA Area
Wednesdays 6:30 - 8 pm
October 12 & November 9
YAC Takes Chapters @ 6:30 pm
Wednesday, December 14 - YAC special offsite
meeting - help pick out new books for the Library at
Chapters!
Volunteer to help run programs for kids!
Star Wars Reads Day
County Park Library
October 8 @ 2:30 pm
Teen events supported by
Fantastic Beasts in the Library
Want to Know What’s up for
Teens?
Paper Folding Art
Brodie Fireside Reading Room
Subscribe via email to our new YA Update Newsletter at October 19 @ 6:30 pm
November 16 @ 6:30 pm
lprinselaar@tbpl.ca
Check out our
programs for Tweens
on pages 12 & 13!
www.tbpl.ca
Readers are Leaders
Mary J.L. Black Library & Waverley Library
October 4 - November 24
You’ve seen the intricate paper flowers, stars, and other Become a reading buddy with Readers Are Leaders!
designs on display at the Brodie Library. You won’t find Visit kids.tbpl.ca/ReadersareLeaders for information
instructions for these online – all designs are original
and application forms.
and hand-crafted by Candice, a member of our TBPL
staff! Register for one or both of her instructional workAre
shops for ages 12 and older.
Connect with your TBPL Teen Zone online!
Like us on
November 26 @ 2:30 pm
Follow us on
Find us on
you an
artist, blogger,
photographer, or creative
writer? Share your work on the
TBPL Teen blog at tbplteens.tumblr.com
We’re interested in reviews, opinion
pieces about pop culture, book
photography, fandom works and more.
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Stories
1914 - 1918
Share your legacy.
Families and individuals are invited to
share their stories by contacting the
World War One Thunder Bay Centennial
project directly at ww1project@tbpl.ca
People & Stories Feature
By the winter of 1916 it had become clear that the conflict of the First World War was far from over. Over four dozen individuals
from Fort William and Port Arthur had already lost their lives during, or as a result of the war. The impact of the war is most
prevalent in the stories, photos and records that show the real people who gave their all to the war effort in many different ways.
On July 9, 1916 a special train transporting over 200 army medical corps troops
made its way eastward from military camp Sewell. As the train reached Fort William,
medical staff aboard discovered a soldier with the beginning stages of smallpox.
Based on the advice of Dr. Cook (Canadian Pacific Railway), the train left for Port
Arthur and an existing military camp. Dr. Cook contacted Port Arthur Medical Officer
Thunder Bay
Centennial Project
Dr. Laurie and explained the situation. Immediately concerned, Dr. Laurie sent Major
J. A. Crozier to meet the train and examine the soldier; he also telephoned the Port
Arthur Police Department to ensure no one disembarked the train. Heated negotiations between City, railway, and military officials ensued for hours as they debated
exactly how to proceed. Crown Attorney W. F. Langworthy even joined the discussions and threatened to arrest anyone on board the train if they attempted to leave.
That night it was decided that the train would return to Fort William to be placed
under quarantine. The train parked opposite the railway stockyards and the soldier
diagnosed with smallpox was taken to the Fort William Isolation Hospital. On July 12,
1916 the train was moved to Island No.1 where the men could enjoy space outdoors
without the possibility of spreading the disease to Lakehead citizens. The quarantined men made the best of the situation by putting on their own sports day which
included football, baseball, track & field, and capped off with a bonfire and singing.
Thankfully there were no other reported cases of smallpox and the quarantine was
lifted on July 25, 1916. The men were now free to visit Fort William while the train
resupplied and soon after the train resumed its journey.
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have your voice heard
Community Action Panel & Aboriginal Advisory Group
Member Profile: Patrick Sabourin
Meetings
Patrick Sabourin (Migizee-Kineau, Anishnabae, Waawaashkeshi Totem) has a part-time position in food & beverage at the OLG Casino which supports non-profit organizations through the Ontario Trillium Foundation. He will
Waverley Auditorium @ 6 pm
also be a full-time student this fall at Lakehead University and is looking forward to participating in his course load.
September 1
Patrick is a member of the Thunder Bay Public Library Aboriginal Advisory Group and wanted to be a part of a
new and exciting library initiative. He also wants to attract more Indigenous readers and researchers to the Library
through creative community initiatives. He loves the Library for its wealth of knowledge on a variety of topics and
the awesomeness of the librarians who always go out of
their way to help you navigate the Library and find what
you’re looking for. More recently he wants to know more
about makerspaces and 3D printing. The Library helped
him learn, through books, how to tie his shoe, throw his
first football, tell time and learn about his culture. He
says he loves Naomi Klein’s work, but is now more partial to John Borrows, especially Canada’s Indigenous
Constitution.
Waverley Large Meeting Room @ 6 pm
September 21
For future meeting dates and more information
contact Robyn @ 355-4594 or rmedicine@tbpl.ca
No registration required.
Picks
Ojibway Heritage by Basil Johnston
Holding Our World Together: Ojibwe Women and
Patrick is a fire-keeper / oskopious for his uncle Tony
the Survival of Community by Brenda J. Child
D. where he helps pass on family ceremonial lore and
The Sacred Tree: Reflections on Native American
practices. He is also a board member with the Thunder
Spirituality by Judie Bopp, et al
Bay Environmental Film Festival and Network where he
The Inconvenient Indian: A Curious Account of
previews environmental films for screening and helps
Native People in North America by Thomas King
decide which documentaries to showcase. He is also a
Ojibway Ceremonies by Basil Johnston
former volunteer with the Edmonton Public Library.
No Logo by Naomi Klien
The Shock Doctrine by Naomi Klein
This Changes Everything by Naomi Klein
Join the Community Action Panel or Aboriginal Advisory
Group Today!
Community Action Panel
These opporturnities are open to all people who are interested in having their voice heard. You can help make the
Library more responsive to the community. Please complete the membership form and drop it off at any location of Meetings
the Thunder Bay Public Library. You may also fax completed forms to 344-5119, scan & email to ttucker@tbpl.ca Waverley Library @ 6:30 pm
or call 684-6813 to apply.
September 13
October 3
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November 7
Address ____________________________
Postal Code ___________________________ December 5
Cell # _________________________________ For future dates and more information contact Tina @
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All successful incumbents must consent to a background check process including
identity verification, criminal background check and education verification. In addition, all
successful incumbents will be required to successfully complete an employment medical.
To apply for these positions, please forward your cover letter, resume, your contact
information including an email address, a copy of your current Certificate of Qualifications,
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Bill & Doreen Everitt
Patrick & Dianne Fenlon
In Memory Of Carmella Veltri
Daniel Fontaine
Norm & Michelle Gale
Joan Grassi
Jean Hall-Armstrong &
Ted Armstrong
Anne & John Hargadon
Allan Harris
In Memory Of Mary Sylvester
Shirley & Greg Hookham
Marlene Hurrell
Clint & Shirley Hyslop
Mary Imperius
In Memory of Peter & Inga
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Cheryl & Glen McLeod
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Nina V. Morash
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Northwestern Ontario
Writers’ Workshop
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Locations / Regular
Hours of Operation
September 6 - December 31
Brodie Resource Library
216 S. Brodie Street, P7E 1C2
Monday to Wednesday 10 am - 9 pm
Thursday to Saturday 10 am - 5 pm
Sunday 1 pm - 5 pm
Waverley Resource Library
285 Red River Road, P7B 1A9
Monday to Thursday 10 am - 9 pm
Friday & Saturday 10 am - 5 pm
Sunday CLOSED
901 S. Edward Street, P7E 6R2
Monday, Wednesday & Friday 10 am - 5 pm
Tuesday & Thursday 1 pm - 9 pm
Saturday 10 am - 5 pm
Sunday CLOSED
County Park Library
1020 Dawson Road, P7B 1K6
Monday to Wednesday 1 pm - 6 pm
Thursday to Saturday 10 am - 5 pm
Sunday 1 pm - 5 pm
As you are likely aware, we changed our summer hours
this year based on past use of the Library during the
summer. We have gathered and responded to all of
the feedback, comments and suggestions so that we
can take this information into account when we determine our summer hours for next year. This pilot of our
summer hours was in effect until just after Labour Day,
when our regular hours of operation will resume.
We would like to thank everyone who took the time to
fill out and submit a feedback form. This will assist us in
making informed decisions for next summer on behalf
of the community.
All comments, suggestions and feedback are always
welcome - comments@tbpl.ca
“I found out that the Library does not open on Saturdays
during the summer time, which is really disheartening
because I could bring my kids to the library only on
weekends.”
“Please open the community libraries on at least one
weekend day each week and in the evenings so that the
great resources they provide can be available to all families.”
“It is very difficult to get to the Library. I work until 5 pm each
day. How can we get to the Library and utilize the
awesome services?”
Christmas hours may vary.
All Libraries will be Closed:
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Customer Feedback:
Summer Hours
September 5 .....................Labour Day
September 22 ...................Staff Development Day
October 10 ........................Thanksgiving
November 11 ....................Remembrance Day
December 25, 26 & 27......Christmas
January 1 & 2 ...................New Year’s Day
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