June 28, 2017

Anyone lucky enough to wander into Alexander Gavrylyuk’s studio while he’s practicing might be surprised to find Tolstoy instead of Tchaikovsky on the music rack. As a young student, Gavrylyuk quickly got bored with technical

If every person in the world had to fill out paperwork, and check a box noting their religion, about 55,000 would check “other” and subsequently write “Zoroastrianism” on the line. As his title suggests, Rohinton

What do a confused, lonely robot and Benjamin Franklin have in common? They both teach children the power of invention and discovery. It’s a lesson that will be discussed at the CLSC Young Readers program