Library services

The library offers many services to support your leisure, learning, and research needs.

Spaces

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Community Connections

Millennium Library's information hub: connect with people, organizations, and social service supports.

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ideaMILL makerspace

Tinker, collaborate, learn, and gain new skills in Millennium Library's 3rd floor makerspace.

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Tutorial and meeting rooms

Meeting, program, and tutorial rooms are available for studying, presentations, and workshops.

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Tours

Let library staff take you on a tour of a library branch. Learn about our collections, services, and programs.

Community and connection

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Adult literacy

Learn all about WELL, the adult literacy program that runs out of the Harvey Smith Library.

Wii ghoss (Birch Bark Centre) located in the Millennium Library

Indigenous services

Connect with the Indigenous Resources Collection, Ah kha koo gheesh and Wii ghoss, and Indigenous-focused programs.

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Newcomers / EAL

For information about becoming a Canadian citizen, help with building English language skills, and more.

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Services en français

Programmes, services et collections en français.

Readers and researchers

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Readers

Reading recommendations, book clubs, and tools to help you connect with reads and other readers.

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Researchers

Our information guides are a great starting point for research. 

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Interlibrary loan

We can borrow items from other library systems in Canada on your behalf if what you need is not in our collection.

Technology

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Accessible services

We offer DAISY readers and books, talking terminals, screen reader software, text magnifiers, and homebound delivery service. 

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Computers, internet, printing

Access technology to print a resume, learn how to use Word, or use wireless Internet.

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