By Edith Cody-Rice
Canada has a deep wealth of accomplished writers and Whit Fraser is certainly one of them. A CBC reporter from 1967 to 1991, his perspective is significantly...
by Edith Cody-Rice
The title of Eliza Reid's new memoir, The First Lady Next Door, skilfully captures the flavour of her attitude and of her experience as First Lady of...
In conversation with author Emily Austin - Thurs. March 12 @ 6:30pm at Almonte branch library
Is This A Cry For Help? is Austin's just released new title. It is a...
Wednesday, June 12, 2024
6:30 p.m. at Equator Coffee Roasters, 451 Ottawa Street
Admission Pay-what-you-can via Tickets Please
Don't miss this important conversation with Margaret Macpherson, author, teacher of...
by Edith Cody-Rice
An historian at Carleton University once told me that a problem for Canada's historians is that there are not enough people keeping personal...
by Edith Cody-Rice
Last Thursday evening, April 11, Almonte Readers and Writers hosted an enthusiastic audience of poetry lovers at Equator Coffee in celebration of...
by Edith Cody-Rice
Many Almontonians will be aware of the memorial plaques at the intersection of Mill and Bridge Street commenorating the great train crash...
This week, Ontario author Maria Moore gave an eye-opening talk about her family’s experience as Mexican Mennonites for The Covergirls Book Club in Almonte.
She...
by Edith Cody-Rice
Once you grasp the subject of this book, you wonder, "Why didn't anyone think of this before?". Charlotte Gray, the beloved chronicler...
by Edith Cody-Rice
The late great Canadian journalist, broadcaster, editor and public intellectual Keith Spicer once said when asked about his memoir Life Sentences: Memoirs...
“My Mississippi Mills” public art project reflects the entire community and is on display at both library branches
The library community art project brings people...
20 June 2023 – This month both branches of the Mississippi Mills Public Library (MMPL) underwent a successful re-accreditation audit under the guidance of...