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Welcome to the HRCE On-line Public Access Catalogue, your one-stop search tool for print, digital, and EBSCO resources. Using the drop down menu above and to the left, you may choose to search "all libraries" or limit your search to your own school library. Use the blue menu options to visit other library sites in HRM including the Public Library's ebook kiosk. Below we have links to sites that you may find helpful. There's a lot to explore here. Thanks for visiting!
Ms. Welbourn
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- AFRICAN NOVA SCOTIA HERITAGE
- Delmore "Buddy" Daye Learning Institute
- Documenting the Heritage of African Nova Scotians
- eBOOKS
- Bits: Listen and read
- Follett eBook shelf - SJA exclusive collection.U: Your network login P: Flames
- Project Gutenburg
- EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
- Careers - NovaScotia
- Job Bank. Goverment of Canada
- ENVIRONMENT
- AJ - Canada's Environmental Voice
- First atlas of Inuit Arctic trails
- The David Suzuki Foundation
- View the Atlas - Inuit Artic Trails
- LINKS FOR TEACHERS
- Ted Talks
- The National Film Board
- MI'KMAQ RESOURCES
- CBU - Mi'kmaq Reources
- M'kmawey Debert Cultural Centre
- Ta'n Weji-sqalia'tiek Mi'kmaw Place names
- The Confederacy of Mainland Mi'kmaq
- Ulnooweg - Digital Mi'kmaq
- OTHER LIBRAIRES
- British Library
- Halifax Public Library
- Nova Scotia Provincial Library
- The WWW Virtual Library
- REFERENCE DESK
- Citation Machine
- Dictionary
- HISTORICA CANADA
- How to Evaluate a Web Site
- How to search the internet
- Introduction to the Dewey Decimal Classification System
- JobsPeopleDo
- Language Dictionaries
- PROS AND CONS OF CONTROVERSIAL ISSUES
- Provincial Library
- Purdue OWL - APA & MLA citation
- The Canadian Encyclopedia
- Thesaurus
The best years of your life are the ones in which you decide your problems are your own. You do not blame them on your mother, the ecology, or the president. You realize that you control your own destiny.” – Albert Ellis
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