Lt. Governor opens new library in Oweekeno
Lt. Governor Judy Guichon will be in attendance in late April for the opening of Write to Read’s newest library at Oweekeno (or Rivers Inlet as it also known). Located south of
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Canadian Aboriginal Literacy Levels Need to Improve
Kids at the new Toosey band library at Riske Creek (near Williams Lake in central BC). The portable structure for the library was donated by Britco Structures of Langley, BC. The books and funding for the library were donated by the Langley...
Learn moreCountess helps cut ribbon at Ditidaht library opening
Sophie, the Countess of Wessex, and her husband Edward, the Earl of Wessex, were among those dignitaries who cut the ribbon at the opening of the Ditidaht library on September 15.
Learn moreMoving the Hobbit House to Metlakatla in 2014
The next delivery of a library is now in the planning stages. Project Coordinator Bob Blacker reports that the “hobbit house,” the “office on wheels” kindly donated by recently Western
Learn moreNooaitch library opening a great success
It was a warm and sunny day on October 3rd when Her Honour Judy Guichon, the Lt. Governor of BC, arrived to open the 11th Write to Read library in
Learn moreShaw Community TV profiles Write to Read at Nooaitch
The opening of the new Write to Read library at the First Nation community of Nooaitch this summer was attended by a member of Shaw TV, who produced a video
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Write to Read broadens mandate with Kyquot project
What started out as a project to deliver a library to the tiny aboriginal community of Kyquot on the northwest coast of Vancouver Island has morphed into The Big Project,
Learn moreLt. Governor opens Fort Rupert library
No, it’s not Prince Rupert, it’s Fort Rupert. Prince Rupert is located well to the north, while Fort Rupert is a First Nations community located next to Port Hardy. That’s where
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