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Services:
- books, CDs, audio books, CD-ROMs, DVDs, console video games, iPads and wireless hotspots available to borrow with a library card
- loaner laptops and Chromebooks for in-library use
- downloadable eBooks, audiobooks and magazines
- online access to free, legal music downloads, movies and television series
- online courses in business, technology and creative skills via Lynda.com
- Creativity Centre for scanning, editing, and converting photos and videos, and makerspace with hardware and software for creative photo, audio and video projects
- 3D Printer
- light therapy lamp available
- delivery of library material to qualified residents through Home Library Service
- winter and summer reading clubs
- children's programs for ages 6 months and up
- PA Day movies
- access to the library catalogue from the library web site
- free use of Internet workstations with word processing
- free wireless
- study rooms
- business, employment and newcomer services in partnership with other community groups
Designated as a local cooling centre during times of extreme heat and a warming centre during times of extreme cold
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Services:
* books, CDs, audio books, CD-ROMs, DVDs, console video games, iPads and wireless hotspots available to borrow with a library card
* loaner laptops and Chromebooks for in-library use
* digital titles: downloadable eBooks, audiobooks and magazines
* online access to free, legal music downloads, movies and television series
* online courses in business, technology and creative skills via Lynda.com
* light therapy lamp available
* delivery of library material to qualified residents through Home Library Service
* winter and summer reading club
* children's programs for ages 6 months and up
* PA Day movies
* access to the library catalogue from the library web site
* free use of Internet workstations with word processing
* free wireless
* study rooms
* business, employment and newcomer services in partnership with other community groups
* designated as a local cooling centre during times of extreme heat and a warming centre during times of extreme cold
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With library card borrow books, magazines, movies and other materials, digital content such as eBooks, eAudiobooks and consult databases such as online newspapers, magazines, music and language learning, use Google Chromebooks, access to free WiFi, free MakerSpace use
Adult Child Interactive Programs -- free program for all parents/caregivers with children birth-6 years, parent/caregiver required to attend with child
Educational sessions -- for various ages covering topics such as career, current technology such as 3-D printing, computer skills, book discussions, interest circles
Settlement services in partnership with community agencies -- Library Settlement Partnership Program, career and training sessions, commissioner of oaths, English conversation circles
- After hours study space available at some branches
- Visiting Library Service for those unable to visit a branch
Adult Child Interactive Programs -- free program for all parents/caregivers with children birth-6 years, parent/caregiver required to attend with child
Educational sessions -- for various ages covering topics such as career, current technology such as 3-D printing, computer skills, book discussions, interest circles
Settlement services in partnership with community agencies -- Library Settlement Partnership Program, career and training sessions, commissioner of oaths, English conversation circles
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Library services include:
- information services
- lending of books, large print materials, video games and DVDs, government documents, audiobooks, energy meters, Conservation Halton Park passes and Ontario Parks Seasonal day-use permits
- lending of Cognitive Care Kits for individuals living with a cognitive impairment like dementia; contain up to ten unique, dementia-friendly activities such as games, workbooks, puzzles, and various prepared activities (appointment required)
- sports equipment lending
- downloadable digital audiobooks and e-books
- online electronic databases of full-text journals
- programs for adults, teens, and children from age 6 months and up
- public computers with Internet access and office applications
- free wireless connectivity
- Book Clubs for adults and teens
- business workshops offered in partnership with the Region of Halton
- information on regional, provincial and federal subjects which include: health and social services, housing registries, treatment centres, and government services and programs
- Region of Halton water testing drop-off site
The library catalogue is available on the web. Patrons can search, place and cancel holds, renew borrowed items and view their personal accounts
Designated as a local cooling centre during times of extreme heat and a warming centre during times of extreme cold
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Information and referral centre offering comprehensive information on topics such as employment, licensing, credential evaluation, language training, housing, health services, legal issues, government programs, citizenship and immigration, and social, community and recreational services
For information on the Accelerating Career Advancement program for internationally trained individuals CLICK HERE
Services provided at itinerant sites in partner agencies and libraries across Peel Region
- information sessions requiring registration on a variety of topics introducing newcomers to life in Canada
- Commissioner of Oaths by appointment to take affidavits, certify true copies of original documents
- resource centre access to printed resources, telephone, computers, fax, printer, scanners and Internet
- settlement workers can help individually with filling forms or documents, preparing for citizenship tests or applications
For information on the Accelerating Career Advancement program for internationally trained individuals CLICK HERE
Services provided at itinerant sites in partner agencies and libraries across Peel Region
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Information and referral centre offering comprehensive information on topics such as employment, licensing, credential evaluation, language training, housing, health services, legal issues, government programs, citizenship and immigration, and social, community and recreational services
For information on the Accelerating Career Advancement program for internationally trained individuals CLICK HERE
Services provided at itinerant sites in partner agencies and libraries across Peel Region
- information sessions requiring registration on a variety of topics introducing newcomers to life in Canada
- Commissioner of Oaths by appointment to take affidavits, certify true copies of original documents
- resource centre access to printed resources, telephone, computers, fax, printer, scanners and Internet
- settlement workers can help individually with filling forms or documents, preparing for citizenship tests or applications
For information on the Accelerating Career Advancement program for internationally trained individuals CLICK HERE
Services provided at itinerant sites in partner agencies and libraries across Peel Region
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Public Computer Access, Fax, Scanner and Wireless Internet
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Check website or call before you go there.
This listing describes where to find free public access to computers, wireless Internet, scanners, fax, etc. in Milton.
FREE COMPUTER USE, FAX, SCANNER, etc.
Milton Public Library
For hours and locations see here
Both branches offer free use of computers with:
- Internet
- web-based e-mail
- Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint
- USB drive/flashdrive/memory stick ports
- printing and photocopying($0.20 per page black and white, $0.40 colour), free scanning of documents
- wireless Internet access and printing available at all 3 locations
Centre for Skills Development and Training (The), Ontario Employment Services, 550 Ontario Street South, Suite 208. For details see here
Free use of computers to those using for job search, training and education research, services include:
- computers with Internet
- web-based e-mail
- Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint
- CD/DVD drives
- USB drive/flashdrive/memory stick ports
- fax (sending only)
- free printing and photocopying (max. 20 sheets per day)
- scanner (scanned documents cannot be edited)
- use of phone (local and long-distance)
FEE-BASED COMPUTER USE, FAX, SCANNER, etc.
- many Canada Post postal outlets offer fax services
- most commercial office services stores offer internet use, word processing, etc. on a fee-for-use basis, and may have scanner and fax services
- most printing shops can print from a USB drive
- see Yellow Pages under Copying and Duplicating Service
FREE WIRELESS INTERNET (using own laptop/device)
- most of the city's arenas, city hall and recreation and community centres have free wireless access
- numerous commercial locations also offer free wireless to customers
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Offers job search assistance to people looking for employment, including research tools, internet access, resume assistance and employment courses
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Library services include:
- information services
- lending of books, video games and DVDs, government documents, audiobooks, energy meters, Conservation Halton Park passes and Ontario Parks Seasonal day-use permits
- downloadable digital audiobooks and e-books
- access to online magazines, movies, and music
- online electronic databases
- programs for adults, teens, and children
- public computers with Internet access and office applications
- free wireless connectivity
- Book Clubs
- business workshops offered in partnership with the Region of Halton
- information on regional, provincial and federal subjects which include: health and social services, housing registries, treatment centres, government services and programs
- exam proctoring
- Community Fridge: Library has partnered with 'Food for Life' to offer a community fridge at Beaty Branch location. Stocked with 'Good Food bags' from Food for Life, this community fridge aims to increase everyday access to good, nutritious food for our patrons, neighbours, and community members. Find the details here
The library catalogue is available online. Patrons can search, place and cancel holds, renew borrowed items and view their personal accounts
Designated as a local cooling centre during times of extreme heat and a warming centre during times of extreme cold
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Offers job search assistance to people looking for employment, including research tools, internet access, resume assistance and employment courses
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Library services include:
- information services
- lending of books, videos and DVDs, government documents, audiobooks
- downloadable digital audiobooks and e-books
- online electronic databases of full-text journals
- programs for adults, teens, and children from ages six months and up
- public computers with Internet access and office applications
- free wireless connectivity
- Book Clubs
- business workshops offered in partnership with the Region of Halton
- information on regional, provincial and federal subjects which include: health and social services, housing registries, treatment centres, and government services and programs
The library catalogue is available online. Patrons can search, place and cancel holds, renew borrowed items and view their personal accounts
Designated as a local cooling centre during times of extreme heat and a warming centre during times of extreme cold
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Programs and activities include:
Seniors:
Adult Day Programs for frail seniors and those with cognitive impairments (wheelchair accessible transportation available); nutritious meals and snacks ; social and recreational health and wellness programs ; seniors information directory.
The day program is open Mon-Thu for in-person visits maintaining physical distancing, wearing a mask, frequent hand washing/sanitization and daily COVID screener conducted. Telephone reassurance checks and zoom/virtual appointments provided.
Food Support:
food assistance for families experiencing a crisis; hampers of food and toys distributed at Christmas
COVID Update: All hampers will be delivered to recipient's porch.
Youth Programs:
In person (must be scheduled and adhere to social distancing, hand washing/sanitization and must wear a mask); telephone, text and zoom sessions also available during COVID.
New To You Store: sells gently-used clothing and small toys; open Mon-Sat.
BookEnds: sells gently read books (no magazines); open Tue-Sat.
Other services include:
Seniors:
Adult Day Programs for frail seniors and those with cognitive impairments (wheelchair accessible transportation available); nutritious meals and snacks ; social and recreational health and wellness programs ; seniors information directory.
The day program is open Mon-Thu for in-person visits maintaining physical distancing, wearing a mask, frequent hand washing/sanitization and daily COVID screener conducted. Telephone reassurance checks and zoom/virtual appointments provided.
Food Support:
food assistance for families experiencing a crisis; hampers of food and toys distributed at Christmas
COVID Update: All hampers will be delivered to recipient's porch.
Youth Programs:
In person (must be scheduled and adhere to social distancing, hand washing/sanitization and must wear a mask); telephone, text and zoom sessions also available during COVID.
New To You Store: sells gently-used clothing and small toys; open Mon-Sat.
BookEnds: sells gently read books (no magazines); open Tue-Sat.
Other services include:
- transportation services for eligible adults 16+ years of age
- free public internet access
- government forms and pamphlets
- fax, photocopying and laminating
- recreational information
- community outreach and support services
- access to other services and / or referrals including Canadian Mental Health Association, Rural Women's Support, Second Chance Employment, Legal Clinic of Guelph and Wellington County, Immigration and Settlement Services, Probation and Parole Services
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ServiceOntario, Brampton - Gateway Service Counter
; ; ServiceOntario Main Call Centre: 416-326-1234
ServiceOntario Main Call Centre: 1-800-267-8097
Health Cards: 1-888-376-5197
Driver and Vehicle: 1-800-387-3445
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Due to COVID 19, some ServiceOntario service locations may be operating on reduced hours -- for information CLICK HERE
Appointments required or recommended for in-person service -- check ahead; complete your transactions online whenever possible
Renewal requirements for drivers' licenses, license plate stickers, accessible parking permits, health cards and Ontario Photo ID Cards which expired during the pandemic are changing; residents have until September 30, 2022 to renew expired health cards, and until February 28, 2022 to renew other expired products -- for details CLICK HERE
LICENCE PLATE STICKER REFUNDS -- If you renewed your licence plate sticker for an individually owned passenger vehicle, light-duty truck, motorcycle or moped for the period of March 1, 2020 to March 12, 2022, you will receive a refund cheque in the mail; to receive refund, update the address on your vehicle permit or driver's licence and pay any outstanding fees, fines or tolls by March 7, 2022
Access to a wide range of Ontario government services and information ; staff assistance, information and referral
Driver and Vehicle
Appointments required or recommended for in-person service -- check ahead; complete your transactions online whenever possible
Renewal requirements for drivers' licenses, license plate stickers, accessible parking permits, health cards and Ontario Photo ID Cards which expired during the pandemic are changing; residents have until September 30, 2022 to renew expired health cards, and until February 28, 2022 to renew other expired products -- for details CLICK HERE
LICENCE PLATE STICKER REFUNDS -- If you renewed your licence plate sticker for an individually owned passenger vehicle, light-duty truck, motorcycle or moped for the period of March 1, 2020 to March 12, 2022, you will receive a refund cheque in the mail; to receive refund, update the address on your vehicle permit or driver's licence and pay any outstanding fees, fines or tolls by March 7, 2022
Access to a wide range of Ontario government services and information ; staff assistance, information and referral
Driver and Vehicle
- vehicle permits and plates
- driver's licence renewals
- accessible parking permits
- copies of records
- product sales including information packages on specific used vehicles
- Ontario health card registration, renewal, replacement (lost, stolen or damaged) and change of name or address
- organ and tissue donor registration
- Ontario Photo Card provision, renewal or replacement
- fishing and hunting licences
- Outdoors Cards (ID cards which in most cases need to accompany licences)
- Outdoors Card Centre 1-800-387-7011
- commissioner of oaths
- authentication of documents
- birth, marriage and death certificates and registration searches
- information and forms for filings, payments
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Library system consists of 14 branches located in communities throughout the County.
- library cards obtained through any branch
- all branches connected by online library catalogue
- Internet hotspots
- WiFi available
- electronic resources (research tools, eBooks, eAudiobooks)
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Programs and activities include:
Seniors:
Adult Day Programs for frail seniors and those with cognitive impairments (wheelchair accessible transportation available); nutritious meals and snacks ; social and recreational health and wellness programs ; seniors information directory.
The day program is open Mon-Thu for in-person visits maintaining physical distancing, wearing a mask, frequent hand washing/sanitization and daily COVID screener conducted. Telephone reassurance checks and zoom/virtual appointments provided.
Food Support:
food assistance for families experiencing a crisis; hampers of food and toys distributed at Christmas
COVID Update: All hampers will be delivered to recipient's porch.
Youth Programs:
In person (must be scheduled and adhere to social distancing, hand washing/sanitization and must wear a mask); telephone, text and zoom sessions also available during COVID.
New To You Store: sells gently-used clothing and small toys; open Mon-Sat.
BookEnds: sells gently read books (no magazines); open Tue-Sat.
Other services include:
Seniors:
Adult Day Programs for frail seniors and those with cognitive impairments (wheelchair accessible transportation available); nutritious meals and snacks ; social and recreational health and wellness programs ; seniors information directory.
The day program is open Mon-Thu for in-person visits maintaining physical distancing, wearing a mask, frequent hand washing/sanitization and daily COVID screener conducted. Telephone reassurance checks and zoom/virtual appointments provided.
Food Support:
food assistance for families experiencing a crisis; hampers of food and toys distributed at Christmas
COVID Update: All hampers will be delivered to recipient's porch.
Youth Programs:
In person (must be scheduled and adhere to social distancing, hand washing/sanitization and must wear a mask); telephone, text and zoom sessions also available during COVID.
New To You Store: sells gently-used clothing and small toys; open Mon-Sat.
BookEnds: sells gently read books (no magazines); open Tue-Sat.
Other services include:
- transportation services for eligible adults 16+ years of age
- free public internet access
- government forms and pamphlets
- fax, photocopying and laminating
- recreational information
- community outreach and support services
- access to other services and / or referrals including Canadian Mental Health Association, Rural Women's Support, Second Chance Employment, Legal Clinic of Guelph and Wellington County, Immigration and Settlement Services, Probation and Parole Services
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Library system consists of 14 branches located in communities throughout the County.
- library cards obtained through any branch
- all branches connected by online library catalogue
- Internet hotspots
- WiFi available
- electronic resources (research tools, eBooks, eAudiobooks)
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Information and referral centre offering comprehensive information on topics such as employment, licensing, credential evaluation, language training, housing, health services, legal issues, government programs, citizenship and immigration, and social, community and recreational services
For information on the Accelerating Career Advancement Program for internationally trained individuals CLICK HERE
Services provided at itinerant sites in partner agencies and libraries across Peel Region
- information sessions requiring registration on a variety of topics introducing newcomers to life in Canada
- Commissioner of Oaths by appointment to take affidavits, certify true copies of original documents
- resource centre access to printed resources, telephone, computers, fax, printer, scanners and Internet
- settlement workers can help individually with filling forms or documents, preparing for citizenship tests or applications
- childminding available while using on-site services
For information on the Accelerating Career Advancement Program for internationally trained individuals CLICK HERE
Services provided at itinerant sites in partner agencies and libraries across Peel Region
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Administrative Offices and Central Library, 301 Burnhamthorpe Rd W, 3rd Floor
Mississauga, ON, L5B 3Y3 (22km)
Mississauga, ON, L5B 3Y3 (22km)
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Library card lets you borrow books, magazines, movies and other materials, digital content such as eBooks, eAudiobooks and databases such as online newspapers, magazines, music and language learning, access to free WiFi, meeting rooms
Branch Locations
Educational sessions covering topics such as career, current technology such as 3-D printing
Homebound Services for those unable to visit a branch
Newcomer services -- career and training sessions, commissioner of oaths, interest circles for conversation
Branch Locations
Educational sessions covering topics such as career, current technology such as 3-D printing
Homebound Services for those unable to visit a branch
Newcomer services -- career and training sessions, commissioner of oaths, interest circles for conversation
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COVID19 - No walk-in service * call, email or visit RYFS website for service updates
Youth drop-in centre
Youth drop-in centre
- informal counselling and one-to-one support
- information on community resources
- Internet access
- resume and job search assistance
- social support and skill development groups
- volunteer opportunities
- life skills training
- discussion groups, expressive arts
- health and physical activity, and recreation groups
- drop-in includes games, tournaments, discussions
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Newcomer Information Centre, Mississauga Location
1-800-668-1179 Office: 905-949-0049 ext 1266
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Information and referral centre offering comprehensive information on topics such as employment, licensing, credential evaluation, language training, housing, health services, legal issues, government programs, citizenship and immigration, and social, community and recreational services
For information on the Accelerating Career Advancement Program for internationally trained individuals CLICK HERE
Services provided at itinerant sites in partner agencies and libraries across Peel Region
- information sessions requiring registration on a variety of topics introducing newcomers to life in Canada
- Commissioner of Oaths by appointment to take affidavits, certify true copies of original documents
- resource centre access to printed resources, telephone, computers, fax, printer, scanners and Internet
- settlement workers can help individually with filling forms or documents, preparing for citizenship tests or applications
For information on the Accelerating Career Advancement Program for internationally trained individuals CLICK HERE
Services provided at itinerant sites in partner agencies and libraries across Peel Region
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Multi-service settlement and community support agency
Community Support
Community Support
- information and referral
- job search workshops, career counseling, public access computers
- EarlyON Child and Family Centre - see separate listing
- free walk-in legal clinic
- free dental clinics -- appointment required
- women's advocacy and supportive services
- form filling: help filling out citizenship or immigration sponsorship forms, social assistance and supportive housing applications or other documents
- settlement services
- translation/interpretation
- participates in LINC (Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada) in English, upon assessment by Achēv -- see separate entry
- practical counselling to at-risk youth as well as other youth
- Homework Club for children in grades 1-8 tutored by supervised secondary school youth
- Clinical Youth Outreach Worker (CYOW) helps hard-to-reach youth and their families connect with services in Peel Region; one-on-one counselling and support services to youth, focusing on immediate needs and referring to long-term support services to improve the youth's mental health and well-being
- Youth Outreach Worker (YOW) helps hard-to-reach youth and their families connect with services in Malton; raises youth's awareness of available community services, engages them in community programs, and strengthens partnerships among organizations that serve youth
- activities include counseling for seniors who report being the victim of abuse
- elder abuse education and training with an ethno-cultural lens
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ServiceOntario, Mississauga - Dundas St W Service Counter
ServiceOntario Main Call Centre: 416-326-1234ServiceOntario Main Call Centre: 1-800-267-8097
Health Cards: 1-888-376-5197
Driver and Vehicle: 1-800-387-3445
Visit Website
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Short Description
Due to COVID 19, some ServiceOntario service locations may be operating on reduced hours -- for information CLICK HERE
Appointments required or recommended for in-person service -- check ahead; complete your transactions online whenever possible
Renewal requirements for drivers' licenses, license plate stickers, accessible parking permits, health cards and Ontario Photo ID Cards which expired during the pandemic are changing; residents have until September 30, 2022 to renew expired health cards, and until February 28, 2022 to renew other expired products -- for details CLICK HERE
LICENCE PLATE STICKER REFUNDS -- If you renewed your licence plate sticker for an individually owned passenger vehicle, light-duty truck, motorcycle or moped for the period of March 1, 2020 to March 12, 2022, you will receive a refund cheque in the mail; to receive refund, update the address on your vehicle permit or driver's licence and pay any outstanding fees, fines or tolls by March 7, 2022
Access to a wide range of Ontario government services and information ; staff assistance, information and referral
Driver and Vehicle
Appointments required or recommended for in-person service -- check ahead; complete your transactions online whenever possible
Renewal requirements for drivers' licenses, license plate stickers, accessible parking permits, health cards and Ontario Photo ID Cards which expired during the pandemic are changing; residents have until September 30, 2022 to renew expired health cards, and until February 28, 2022 to renew other expired products -- for details CLICK HERE
LICENCE PLATE STICKER REFUNDS -- If you renewed your licence plate sticker for an individually owned passenger vehicle, light-duty truck, motorcycle or moped for the period of March 1, 2020 to March 12, 2022, you will receive a refund cheque in the mail; to receive refund, update the address on your vehicle permit or driver's licence and pay any outstanding fees, fines or tolls by March 7, 2022
Access to a wide range of Ontario government services and information ; staff assistance, information and referral
Driver and Vehicle
- vehicle permits and plates
- driver's licence renewals
- accessible parking permits
- copies of records
- product sales including information packages on specific used vehicles
- commissioner of oaths
- Ontario health card registration, renewal, replacement (lost, stolen or damaged) and change of name or address
- organ and tissue donor registration
- Ontario Photo Card provision, renewal or replacement
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Provides public access to information and resources for individual enrichment, education, recreation and entertainment
Collections
- fiction and non fiction titles (books, downloadable e-books and audiobooks, music, digital magazines, games and DVDs, movies and TV shows)
- self study and research collections, print and electronic
- adult and children's multilingual collections
- Interlibrary Loans available
- contact-less and express borrowing are also available
More Than Books
- online resource databases
- Conservation Halton & Provincial Park Passes
- loan-able Recreation, Sports and Book Club Kits
- Seed Library
In-Branch Technology
- Public Access Computers
- Printing
- Wireless Internet
- Laptops
- Creation Zone Technologies
- 3D Printing
- Light Therapy Lamps
Loan-able Technology
- Laptops (in-branch use)
- WiFi Hot-spots
- Tablets
- Osmos
- Tinker Toys
Programs & Events
- offering fun, entertaining and educational programming and events for people of all ages
- in-branch, virtual and outdoor programming, varies by branch
- see here for upcoming programs and events
Newcomer Programs
- visit the Newcomer Programs listing to learn more
Special Services
- Accessible Collections & Services
- OPL Express
- Information Oakville
- Friends of the Library
- Community Food Programs
For a listing of library locations and branch specific services, see here
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Provides public access to information and resources for individual enrichment, education, recreation and entertainment
Collections
- fiction and non fiction titles (books, downloadable e-books and audiobooks, music, digital magazines, games and DVDs, movies and TV shows)
- self study and research collections, print and electronic
- adult and children's multilingual collections
- Interlibrary Loans available
- contact-less and express borrowing are also available
More Than Books
- online resource databases
- Conservation Halton & Provincial Park Passes
- loan-able Recreation, Sports and Book Club Kits
- Seed Library
In-Branch Technology
- Public Access Computers
- Printing
- Wireless Internet
- Laptops
- Creation Zone Technologies
- 3D Printing
- Light Therapy Lamps
Loan-able Technology
- Laptops (in-branch use)
- WiFi Hot-spots
- Tablets
- Osmos
- Tinker Toys
Programs & Events
- offering fun, entertaining and educational programming and events for people of all ages
- in-branch, virtual and outdoor programming, varies by branch
- see here for upcoming programs and events
Newcomer Programs
- visit the Newcomer Programs listing to learn more
Special Services
- Accessible Collections & Services
- OPL Express
- Information Oakville
- Friends of the Library
- Community Food Programs
For a listing of library locations and branch specific services, see here
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Short Description
Library system consists of 14 branches located in communities throughout the County.
- library cards obtained through any branch
- all branches connected by online library catalogue
- Internet hotspots
- WiFi available
- electronic resources (research tools, eBooks, eAudiobooks)
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