Canada Book Day
Canada Book Day takes place on April 23 annually. The day promotes reading, books, and literacy. It is a nationwide celebration of literacy that also tries to promote education among ...
Working together for literacy
Canada Book Day takes place on April 23 annually. The day promotes reading, books, and literacy. It is a nationwide celebration of literacy that also tries to promote education among ...
Play is a fundamental right; it builds resilience, instils confidence and helps children develop.
Every October, Canadians celebrate Learning Disability (LD) Awareness month.
This celebration is a time to honor past achievements while inspiring the next generation to leap forward into new possibilities.
Learn about the annual The Great Big Buddy Read hosted by CBAL.
Family Literacy Day takes place every January 27th to raise awareness about the importance of reading and engaging in other literacy-related activities as a family.
Data Privacy Week helps spread awareness about online privacy and educates citizens on how to manage their personal information and keep it secure.
Read Your World Day brings culturally diverse books to the hands of children, parents, teachers, and librarians.
Black History Month honours the legacy of Black Canadians and their communities.
With news literacy education, students can more skillfully judge for themselves what information to trust, believe, share and base decisions on.
Join millions around the globe as we celebrate the power of reading aloud with World Read Aloud Day, held annually on the first Wednesday of February!
Global School Play Day! is designed to bring awareness to the importance of unstructured play for students in schools around the world.
For a printable PDF copy go to https://decoda.ca/resource/decoda-literacy-calendar-2026/.