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The Science Fiction and Fantasy Collection has been part of the Engineering and Science Library since 2006, thanks to a large donation. The collection originally contained over 500 novels, most of which were published in the late twentieth century. For several years, the Science Fiction & Fantasy...

The St. Mary's Cathedral Library numbers around 6,000 volumes, and contains not only a rich variety of Catholic religious, doctrinal, and liturgical texts, but also many secular, historical and scientific titles. Books printed before 1900 are now housed in the W.D. Jordan Rare Books and Special...

Engineering and Science Library librarians have brought together a selection of Indigenization – Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, Accessibility and Anti-racism (I-EDIAA) related resources located on the first floor (5th level) of Douglas Library. This collection includes classics at the intersection of...

Born and raised in Ontario, Davies was educated at Upper Canada College, Queen's University at Kingston and Balliol College, Oxford. During his time in Kingston, he cultivated his interest in journalism as an active contributor to The Journal, the Queen's University student newspaper. Robertson Davies...

The Teacher Resource Collection is a collection of nearly two thousand multimedia items to assist teachers and teacher-candidates with their teaching. Most of the collection is comprised of teaching kits. A variety of items can make up a teaching kit: games, lesson plans, puppets, models, Bee Bots...

Topographical maps published by government agencies are an invaluable resource for getting a picture of culture, water, relief, vegetation, and toponymy and researching changes over time. These maps include symbols for trails, portages, campsites, buildings, marshes, woods, and rapids. Print...