Public library.

Services

• Public access computers and free Wi-Fi

• Tech Help (free 1-on-1 appointments) for phones, tablets, laptops, and general technology support

• Printing/photocopying/scanning/faxing (fees apply)

• Study and meeting spaces: three private study rooms and one group study room/boardroom; free drop-in use, with optional reservations (small fee).

Programs

Children and Youth

• Early literacy programs and story times

• Free homework help / tutoring supports (online)

• Monthly arts and crafts and STEM-style programs (and other seasonal children/youth programming)

Adults and Seniors

• Book clubs and literary programming (e.g., Friday Afternoon Book Club and other adult reading/writing groups)

• Lifelong learning workshops and community learning opportunities

All ages

• Digital creativity programs (as scheduled)

(Program registration and schedules are available on the library website/events calendar.)

Community Outreach

• Little Free Library Book Houses: take a book / leave a book

• Storybook Trails: outdoor reading-and-walking trails to encourage families to read and explore together. Note: the Carly Patterson Trail has been reported as out of order due to damage; the Silver Birch trail remains in place.

• Books on Wheels (home delivery): monthly delivery service for residents who cannot visit due to disability, illness, or mobility challenges

Collections and Borrowing

Offers access to 30,000+ items and a range of collection highlights, including:

• Books and audiobooks, DVDs, and other circulating materials

• Digital Library: online resources such as learning tools, digital magazines/newspapers, databases, and more (free with membership)

• Special collections and borrowable items (examples include Wi-Fi hotspots (data limits apply), tablets, Wonderbooks, Launchpad learning tablets for K-5, and hobby items through the Beyond Books Collection)

• Borrow from other Ontario libraries (inter-library/reciprocal borrowing options)

Accessibility

• Books on Wheels (monthly home delivery for eligible residents)

• CELA access to alternate-format materials for people with visual, cognitive, or physical disabilities