Where I used to live
February 20, 2024
My first memories of a home are of when my family lived in the basement apartment at 184 Hopedale Avenue in East York. This former
My first memories of a home are of when my family lived in the basement apartment at 184 Hopedale Avenue in East York. This former
Since March of 2021 I have been working at the South Common Library while my home location, the Mississauga Central Library, has been undergoing a
I know Omer Aziz from the Mississauga Central Library and also from the nextdoor YMCA. I admired his passion for books as I always saw
Meadowvale & Churchville: A History by William E. Cook was a short booklet from the Boston Mills Press Credit Valley Series of 1975. Over the
Mississauga’s Heritage: The Formative Years 1798-1879 was published by the Historical Section of the City of Mississauga Recreation and Parks Department in 1983. The book
I started my career with the Mississauga Library System forty years ago today. This is my diary entry for that day: “Alphabetising” is shelf reading,
Denny Doherty, one of the singers of the Mamas & the Papas, died in Mississauga in 2007. I attended his funerary wake at the Skinner
Erindale at The Crook of The Credit by Jean Adamson was originally published in 1967 and revised in 1978. I read the revised edition. I am
That explains the cloud of “herbal aromas” emanating from the premises. I took this photo at a strip mall close to where I live.
When I was in grade twelve my English teacher gave the class an assignment to write poetry inspired by our home city of Mississauga, Ontario.