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Deanna, FVRL Events Specialist … Artificial intelligence is everywhere these days—but what does it really mean for our daily lives? In Beyond the Buzz: The Future of AI Adoption , tech expert Avery Swartz takes us past the headlines and into the …

Each month brings new reading challenges, reading rewards, and new opportunities to discover great books. Whether you’re reading solo, in a book club or with friends and family, it’s a fun and rewarding way to celebrate your love of reading. All our …

Radon is an odorless, tasteless, naturally occurring radioactive gas produced by the breakdown of uranium in the ground (rock, soil, water). It is present in every building in Canada. Prolonged exposure to high radon concentrations can have serious health …

These devices provide real-time data on carbon dioxide (CO2), small particulate matter (PM 2.5), formaldehyde (HCHO), and volatile organic compounds (TVOC), helping you better understand air quality’s impact on health. Note: These are not carbon monoxide …

FVRL is dedicated to the health of our communities and the planet. Nature Packs are designed to help you connect with nature and practice mindfulness. Enjoy the mental and physical benefits of spending time outdoors with this thoughtfully curated kit. …

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Fraser Valley Regional Library (the “Library”) is committed to protecting personal privacy. Any personal information collected, used, or disclosed by the Library is in accordance with the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FIPPA) and …

These devices help you identify thermal loss in your home, improving energy efficiency, reducing carbon emissions, and lowering your energy bills. Thermal Leak Detectors use an infrared sensor to detect surface temperature.     What’s Inside the Kit? Each …

Sunshine Lamps are light therapy devices designed to replicate natural sunlight. Emitting 10,000 lux of light, they can help combat the winter blues, improve mood on cloudy days, and support overall well-being. Living in the Pacific Northwest, we often …