Article from the Nanaimo News Bulletin Posted: Dec. 6, 2017 Students at Nanaimo’s Nisaika Kum’Tuks Elementary Centre no longer have to go far to find a good book. The public school celebrated the official opening of its first library Tuesday...
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As promised – here is the WHCTV spot on Rotary Making a Difference with DG Dave Mangs. It is always a honour to share my passion about Rotary International and the Write to Read Project – to tell My Rotary Story Check out...
Learn moreCKNW in Vancouver is one of Canada’s highest rated radio stations, so it was an honour for me (representing W2R as the website editor/publicist) to be invited to talk to highly regarded morning show host Bill Good about the Write to Read Project...
Learn moreThe Write to Read Project has been largely a secret until recently, but it may soon be time to spread the word. A 60-second PSA (click here) for TV has been produced and will soon be distributed to BC television stations. The message is simple...
Learn moreThe Nooaitch First Nation, located 20 minutes outside of Merritt, is due to receive a new library. On October 3rd, the Lt. Governor of British Columbia Her Honour Judith Guichon will be in attendance for the official opening. Also in attendance...
Learn moreThe editorial page of the Vancouver Sun contains an OpEd article about W2R on Tuesday, Dec 15. Written by Write to Read publicist Michael McCarthy, his opinion piece suggests that monies possibly directed by the federal government towards yet...
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The CBC’s flagship news program The National recently featured a full 8-minute broadcast about the Write to Read Project, viewed across Canada. CBC aboriginal affairs reporter Duncan McCue, based in Vancouver, was able to visit one native library...
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