CEO Whitchurch-Stouffville Public Library
Stouffville, Ontario
Joined November 2018
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Margaret Wallace retweeted
Wow! Please take a minute to read this article about Montreal artist Mathieu Larone. How lucky are we to have his first solo-exhibit right here in Stouffville at the Latcham Art Centre? And admission is free!
cbc.ca/arts/this-is-your-bra…
#ForStouffville
Margaret Wallace retweeted
🌌🎉 Whovians, assemble! Join us to honor 60 incredible years of Doctor Who. It's a night for all fans to come together at the Library and revel in the adventures of our favorite Time Lord. #DoctorWho60 #TARDISDay #WhoviansUnite #Library #WSPL #DoctorWhoCelebration #Stouffville
Margaret Wallace retweeted
Yesterday in the House, paying tribute to the award-winning project, ‘Street Art Seniors of Stouffville’ by the
@LatchamArt. Thank you to @mwallace786, Jennifer Onlock & the team at the Latcham Art Centre, & the seniors who took part! youtu.be/kWo7sXmniys
Margaret Wallace retweeted
We were honoured to host The Hon. @HelenaJaczek, Minister of Public Services and Procurement; The Hon. @PaulCalandra M.P.P. for Markham-Stouffville; and Mayor @iainlovattws. Unveiling the high-speed internet access program to increase connectivity in Ontario Communities. 🌐💻
Margaret Wallace retweeted
We are open on Mon. Feb. 20 from 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM and we are excited to welcome our community to the Library!
We will feature balloon artist Derek Wong and magic and comedy with Peter Mennie. See you on Family Day!
Beyond books: The 21st century public library - CBS News cbsnews.com/video/beyond-boo…
How libraries became a quiet battlefront in the war in Ukraine cbc.ca/radio/sunday/the-sund…
Margaret Wallace retweeted
Join our star packed viewing party featuring a virtual visit from legendary Canadian Astronaut, Chris Hadfield! This is an all-ages virtual program and is made possible from the libraries in the York/Durham region.
Register online with barcode 24469! ow.ly/bS3550JJBlq
OPINION | The pandemic showed us that we still need libraries, even with Google | CBC News cbc.ca/news/opinion/opinion-…
Margaret Wallace retweeted
Libraries will survive in a digital age. Here's why.
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Margaret Wallace retweeted
With @mwallace786, CEO of @WSPLibrary, learning about the amazing things happening at the library. Thanks very much to Margaret & the library staff for the tour, & for all the work you do to make the library an incredible resource & community hub! See: wsplibrary.ca
Margaret Wallace retweeted
We stand with Tk'emlúps te Secwépemc First Nation, and all Indigenous communities across Turtle Island, in mourning the loss of 215 children, their remains found on the site of the Kamloops Indian Residential School. Our statement: bit.ly/3ciAx0S. Photo @6nationslibrary
ALT A photo of a ribbons tied on fence posts, in front of a tree and the Six Nations Public Library building
Margaret Wallace retweeted
Do you know at least two ways out of every room in your home? One exit may be blocked or too dangerous to use in an emergency situation. Plan ahead and discuss your ways out with your family. Every second counts in an emergency #WSFESFireSafeWednesday
Margaret Wallace retweeted
Hoping to get your vaccination soon? You're in luck! Lots of appointments are now available for Friday at the Stouffville Drive-Thru COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic.
Astra Zeneca - Must be 40+
#Covid19Vaccine
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Margaret Wallace retweeted
WSPL is partnering with WS Fire & Emergency Services to present a Zoom lecture on the history of fire safety.
The lecture will be held on Tue., Apr. 27 @ 2:00pm & will discuss The Rupert Motel and the lessons learned.
Contact Kate at [email protected] to register.
Margaret Wallace retweeted
Much thanks to @iainlovatt and @WhitStoufLibrar for arranging a call centre for seniors so we can identify which seniors need the most help now. You guys are amazing. xitter.cf/WhitStoufLibrar/status… /3
Cambridge Anglo-Saxon graveyard found under King's College halls bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-ca…
Margaret Wallace retweeted
On Tue., Feb. 9 at 7:00pm, the Library welcomes Britta B, a Kingston-born, Toronto-based, poet, spoken word performer, emcee, and teaching artist. Britta B will speak about her journey to becoming an artist. Email Kate at [email protected] to register.
