by Michael McCarthy • May 12, 2014 • Comments Off on Another successful library opening Good things take time. So delivering a library to Oweekeno, also known as Rivers Inlet, and having an official opening with the Lt. Governor of the province of B.C., was a challenge that certainly took some time to accomplish. However, …
by Michael McCarthy • November 7, 2013 • Comments Off on Another library opened! This time the excitement was in Old Massett, which geography experts will identify as being located at the north end of Graham Island in Haida Gwaii. For those whose geography isn’t great, that’s the former Queen Charlotte Islands, found off the …
by Michael McCarthy • June 3, 2012 • Comments Off on Interesting Partnerships with Aboriginal Literacy Project Shirtley-Pat Gale (left) of Williams Lake Daybreak Rotary with children at the Toosey LIbrary A project that may have long term positive benefits for aboriginal people all across Canada started off in a decidedly modest fashion, when former …
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by Michael McCarthy • June 3, 2012 • Comments Off on Canadian Aboriginal Literacy Levels Need to Improve Kids at the new Toosey band library at Riske Creek (near Williams Lake in central BC). The portable structure for the library was donated by Britco Structures of Langley, BC. The books and funding for the library …
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by Michael McCarthy • May 23, 2012 • Comments Off on Welcome Welcome to The Write to Read Project. After you’ve read about the purpose of The Write to Read Project we encourage you to read stories that show steps that are being taken to increase aboriginal literacy. If you’d like to contribute please visit …
