The St. Michael Library and Information Resource Centre offers a wide variety of databases for you to access from school or home. Click on each logo to get started.
Find a vast range of full-text journal articles and news with databases including Academic OneFile, CPIQ and much more.
This database contains an abundance of current articles on topics including teen health, world diseases, research and more.
This online encyclopedia provides students with the abilities to search, tag, save and share a variety of information.
Containing some of the world's most important works and figures in literature, Bloom's Literature allows the user to search by author, title, time period, characters, and more.
myBlueprint is a Canadian education planning website created to assist secondary school students with course selections and career planning.
Once logged into the site, students will enter: stmichaelcss when prompted for an Access Key. Students will then use their OEN number for their username and then create his/her own password.
Create graphs and charts using Canadian Census startistics, including poplulation and socioeconomic data.
The Caledon Public Library had a huge selections of databases for use. (You may require a CPL library card for some access.)
Curio.ca is CBC/Radio-Canada's online subscriber-based streaming service which has been created for the Canadian educational community. Content covers topics in the arts, math and science, health, social studies, business, technology, and includes :
CBC Short Docs
Stratford Festival productions
Canada: a people's history
National Geographic channel
Stream over 300 theatre productions and watch interviews with writers, directors and actors. Content is searchable by genre and includes curriculum connections.
Naxos Music Library is a comprehensive classical music streaming platform of over 2 million tracks that also includes album compilations, composer and artist biographies, study guides, and music dictionary.
Check out at all the titles and genres available through Overdrive.