Literacy Coalition of New Brunswick
212 Queen St., Suite 303 Fredericton, NB, Canada

Tune to 51:03 in the video to watch our Executive Director Lynda Homer and Project Manager Dianne Leger accept LCNB's Honourable Mention Canada Life Literacy Innovation Award! The award is shared with our awesome ESAF project partners PEI Literacy Alliance, Literacy Nova Scotia, and Newfoundland and Labrador Laubach Literacy Council Inc.

Happy Friday, friends of LCNB! Let us know what you're reading this weekend in the comments!

Don't forget it's Financial Literacy Month! Budgeting can be difficult and hard to commit to--but it's essential for creating a stable future, especially in economically hard times. Try one of these apps to help you stick with a budget!

Winter is coming! That means all sorts of snow and ice related activities are just around the corner, including hockey! Enjoy Ray Romano's reading of 'Henry Holton Takes The Ice' by Sandra Bradley on this chilly November day.

Teaching new skills to adults is different than teaching kids. If you're an educator, this explanation of the three ways adults learn will be useful for you! Let us know what kind of a learner you are in the comments below!

Attention students in Grades 7-12! CBC Books has a contest for you. Write the first page of a novel set 150 years in the future, in 2170! You could win 50 books for your school and a 12-month subscription to OwlCrate. Visit this page for more details, including tips from award-winning authors and previous winners.

Come discover our moving history! This November, NB public libraries are giving away a day pass to the Resurgo Place (Moncton Museum). Visit your public library... to get your pass, and gain a one-time entrance to the museum on any day the museum is open between November 3rd and 28th. Découvrez le cours de notre histoire ! En novembre, les bibliothèques publiques du Nouveau-Brunswick offrent un laissez-passer à la Place Resurgo (Musée de Moncton). Visitez votre bibliothèque publique pour obtenir votre laissez-passer qui vous permettra d’entrer gratuitement, une fois, durant les jours d’ouverture du musée entre le 3 et le 28 novembre 2020.