The Rules

No food in the Library. No gum in the library.

Water in a plastic bottle or reusable beverage container is permitted at the tables.
Do NOT take water bottles to the computers.

No muddy feet. If YOU track mud into the Library, YOU clean it up.

Remove your shoes if you want to put your feet up on a chair.

If YOU make a mess, YOU clean it up. Brooms, dustpans, and mops are available from Mrs. Foster.

Anyone caught engaging in ANY type of bullying activity will be removed from the Library and reported.

You may borrow Library materials for two weeks.

If you are not browsing the shelves, you must be seated. You may NOT wander around chatting to your friends.
You MAY chat quietly while seated at the tables.

You may text, but you may not have a conversation on your cell phone.

DuckDuckGo Search Engine

Google Search Engine

Links to Online Resources

Aboriginal Language (from Atlantic Canada's First Nation Help Desk)

Animal Welfare

Arts Resources

Atlases and Maps

Bestsellers and Teen Picks

Biography

Books Online

Bullying

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Canada's Digital Collections--Archived

Canadian Business Network

Canadian Disaster Database

   Canadian Universities Net

   Career Cruising

   Careers Nova Scotia

Coding

Computers and the Internet - Help, Literacy, and News

Consumers

Copyright & Citation

   Copyright Matters - Some Key Questions & Answers for Teachers

   Countries of the World, Including Canada (includes currency converter and flags)

   Cultural Codex

CUSO

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   Dictionaries and Thesauri

   Digital Rights Management - Canada

Directory of Open Access Journals

   Discovery Education

   Ebsco Research Databases    Use the big B word over the gym door as your login and password.
       ~Tutorials for Ebsco

Educational Services from Western Counties Regional LIbrary

Elections Canada

Elections Nova Scotia

Encyclopedias

English Resources

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Financial and Consumer Services Commission

First Nations

Fisheries

French-Language Resources

Genealogy (Find your roots.)

Gender Identity

Geography

Global Resources

Green Schools NS

Health and Medicine

Help! - Hotlines and Other Resources

History Resources

Hockey

Homework, Studying, and Writing Essays

How Stuff Works

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Images

   Indigenous Services Canada

   Internet Archive

   Internet Safety Resources from the RCMP

Job Futures

Kids Help Phone Information 1-800-668-6868 - Confidential, Free Call

Law Resources

   Language Club - Learn the English Language - For ESL Students

   Language Navigator - Government of Canada

Languages of Canada

Library and Archives Canada

Math Resources

McGraw-Hill link to the Learning Centres for Their Textbooks

Mi'gmaq-Mi'kmaq Online

Miscellaneous Sites

Multiculturalism

   Museums

   MyNSFuture - Options for higher education in Nova Scotia

   Mythology and Folklore

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Newspapers and Periodicals (online)

Nova Scotia Burning Restrictions

Nova Scotia Virtual School Login Link

NSCC's Career in Gear

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Online Conversion "Convert just about anything to anything else."

The Phrase Finder "The meanings and origins of thousands of English sayings, phrases, idioms and expressions."