Angus L. Macdonald Library

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Library services will end at the following times during the academic year while the building will remain open for study until the officially posted closing times:

Monday to Friday - 9:00pm
Saturday & Sunday - 8:00pm

🐾 Time to paws and take a well-deserved break! See you 11-1 on the first floor of The Library!
10/08/2026

🐾 Time to paws and take a well-deserved break! See you 11-1 on the first floor of The Library!

10/06/2026

Take a break and come build some lego! First floor of the library in the 'pit'.

📚Book Pick: Week 1 - Living TreatiesTreaties aren’t just part of history. They are living agreements and ongoing relatio...
10/06/2026

📚Book Pick: Week 1 - Living Treaties

Treaties aren’t just part of history. They are living agreements and ongoing relationships. Living Treaties, edited by Marie Battiste explores treaties through personal stories and reflections.
https://buff.ly/5BbA8u3

10/05/2026

Mi’kmaw History Month

This October, we invite you to explore our book display celebrating Mi’kmaw history, culture, language, knowledge, and contemporary life.

The 2026 theme for Mi’kmaw History Month is Nepisulti’k - We Are Healing, a reminder that healing is a lifelong journey rooted in understanding ourselves, our histories, our relationships, and our connections to one another.

Books and stories are an important way to learn, listen, and deepen our understanding. We encourage you to browse the display, discover a new author or perspective, and take some time to learn more about Mi’kmaw histories and experiences.

Learn more about Mi’kmaw History Month and this year’s theme: mikmaqhistorymonth.ca

🐾 Take a paws-itive break! 🐾Come meet Gabby, our visiting therapy dog! 💛📅 October 8🕚 11:00am - 1:00pm📍 First Floor of th...
10/05/2026

🐾 Take a paws-itive break! 🐾

Come meet Gabby, our visiting therapy dog! 💛

📅 October 8
🕚 11:00am - 1:00pm
📍 First Floor of the Library

Everyone is welcome - come say hi!

Happy HOCO 1986! 🎉Back to X, back to friends, and back to the memories. 💙
10/02/2026

Happy HOCO 1986! 🎉

Back to X, back to friends, and back to the memories. 💙

Happy HOCO 1976! 🎉A time to come back home to X, reconnect with friends, catch the game, and enjoy a little campus nosta...
10/02/2026

Happy HOCO 1976! 🎉

A time to come back home to X, reconnect with friends, catch the game, and enjoy a little campus nostalgia. 💙

HOCO:For alumni, it’s a chance to return to 'X', reconnect with old friends, and see how the campus and the people who m...
10/02/2026

HOCO:
For alumni, it’s a chance to return to 'X', reconnect with old friends, and see how the campus and the people who made it home- have changed over the years.

For students, it’s a chance to catch up with recently graduated friends, cheer on a sports team, take in the campus events, and, of course, enjoy a meal.

No matter when you called 'X' home, HOCO is a chance to come back, catch up, and make a few new memories.

Happy HOCO 1966! 🎉

Today is Treaty Day, commemorating the importance of the Peace and Friendship Treaties of the 1700s signed between the M...
10/01/2026

Today is Treaty Day, commemorating the importance of the Peace and Friendship Treaties of the 1700s signed between the Mi’kmaq and their Indigenous allies, and the British. These treaties secured peace. The Mi’kmaq agreed to stop hostilities towards the British, and in return, the British agreed to not interfere with Mi’kmaw hunting, fishing, and harvesting. Mi'kma'ki was never conquered and remains Mi'kmaw territory today. We all have duties and obligations as treaty people.

Watch this short video to learn more about the treaties and their ongoing significance: https://youtu.be/RElug0TiAZw?si=v-x7dinGZaMXClb6

Today is National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.The Library is closed today as we take time to reflect, learn, and re...
09/30/2026

Today is National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
The Library is closed today as we take time to reflect, learn, and remember.

Consider marking the day by attending a local event, such as the Orange Ribbon Tying Ceremony at 5:30 in the Mulroney Atrium, or by taking time to read the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s reports and Calls to Action.

🧡 Learn. Reflect. Remember. Act.

Address

3080 Martha Drive
Antigonish, NS
B2G2W5

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 11:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 11:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 11:30pm
Thursday 8am - 11:30pm
Friday 8am - 9pm
Saturday 12:30pm - 8pm
Sunday 12:30pm - 11:30pm

Telephone

+19028672228

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