Le Combat national des livres took place from June 9 to 12 on Radio-Canada. Over four one-hour long broadcasts, five debaters from across Canada met and defended their favorite book by a Canadian author. After these debates, listeners voted for the best book featured.
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Between June and August, the Cumberland branch
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Do you love gardening and growing your own food? Do you ever grow more than you can keep up with? If so, we have a great way that you can help out your community this summer!
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Just arrived in Canada and not sure where to start? Look no further—Ottawa Public Library (OPL) is here to help you settle in, connect with your new community, and access free resources and services to support your journey.
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Art Blooms Indoors
A little rain couldn’t dampen the creativity at Ottawa Public Library’s recent cyanotype workshops with acclaimed Indigenous artist Mary Anne Barkhouse.
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Spring is in full bloom! With just a few weeks left in the school year, children are buzzing with excitement and can’t wait for summer vacation to begin. Parents, it's the perfect time to start planning activities to fill those summer days with your kids.
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June bursts onto the scene with sunshine, blossoms, and a renewed sense of energy — the perfect backdrop to celebrate our seniors, whose wisdom, stories, and vibrant presence enrich our communities every day.
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Ready for summer? Don’t stress—just breathe, relax, and get excited!
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June is Pride Month — a perfect time to learn, celebrate, and connect at Ottawa Public Library! Dive into the meaning of the Progress flag, join vibrant programs, and explore LGBTQIA+ titles handpicked just for you from OPL’s booklists.
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June is here, and that means it's time to celebrate National Indigenous History Month—a time to honour the history, cultures, and voices of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples all across Turtle Island.