You may be asked for your 14 digit library card to access the following resources.
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Career Cruising is designed to help students and others plan their future. Assessment
tools, detailed occupation profiles, and comprehensive post-secondary
education information, move seamlessly through the career exploration
and planning process.
Canada in Context covers a broad range of Canadian topics,
people, places, events. Written from a Canadian perspective with
full-text magazines, academic journals, news articles, primary source
documents, images, videos, audio files and links to vetted websites.

Full-text of Canadian and international magazines, newspapers and reference titles.

For students doing research papers and
class assignments in five core subject areas: history, literature,
biography, science and social studies. Reference and primary sources,
creative works, and multimedia, including video and audio clips.
Grzimek's Animal Life is the online version of Grzimek's acclaimed 17-volume Animal Life Encyclopedia, with information about 4,000 species categorized by Amphibians, Reptiles and Birds, Fish,
Insects, Mammals and Simple Aquatic Life, including information on
evolution, habitat, behavior, range and more.

Designed for junior high and middle school students,
InfoTrac Junior
Edition features the titles most critical to their libraries and
curriculum. With Junior Edition's diverse perspectives and strong
full-text coverage, students will find the answers they need to all
their general reference questions.
Kids InfoBits is the exciting new database designed especially for
students in kindergarten through grade five. Complete with an engaging graphic interface, reference content
and the best magazines for elementary students, Kids InfoBits addresses
the way kids learn and conduct research - and makes it fun!

The
PebbleGo databases make learning and improving reading and research
skills fun, building on children?s interest. PebbleGo offers two separate
databases: PebbleGo Animals and PebbleGo Earth & Space. Both databases are
simple to navigate and offer key reading supports of read-along audio and
word-by-word highlighting.

This database was developed for teens, with their unique concerns in
mind. Curricular support and self-help on topics including diseases,
drugs & alcohol, nutrition, mental and emotional health, sexuality,
cyber literacy, family life.

World Book Online contains every article used in the print set as well as multimedia, maps, website links, and much more. This is a great resource
for children's school projects as there is a World Book Kids' section
just for them.
The Library wishes to acknowledge the contribution of the
Southern Ontario Library Service
and
Ontario Library Service -
North in providing many of these resources. The support of the
Government of Ontario through the
Ministry of Tourism and
Culture is gratefully acknowledged.