toronto

Examines life in a residential city, discussing the communities that form within big cities and the resources and services people need, and looking at Toronto, Ontario, as an example of a residential city, describing its development, neighborhoods, daily life, schools, transportation, and other topics.

Sally Cohen struggles to cope with not only being poor during the Depression, but also with the growing anti-Jewish feelings in her community.

A collection of activities exploring various aspects of science.

An illustrated guide to gems and minerals, showcasing 260 examples from the collection of the Royal Ontario Museum and explaining the science of mineralogy.

Photographs and text describe memorable players, plays, games, and moments in the history of basketball. Includes a time line, glossary, and other resources.

When Theresa and her family immigrate to Canada after World War II, she confronts her many fears with the help of a talisman given to her by a friend in Austria.

Discusses the social and economic forces resulting in the decision to build the CN Tower and the construction itself.

Contains a collection of true, personal stories from volunteers of Toronto's Teens Educating and Confronting Homophobia (T.E.A.C.H.) program, and includes first-hand accounts of issues related to sexual identity, coming out, and dealing with harassment.