Libraries in Canada

Port Moody Public Library

Our mission is to connect people with ideas and information, to inspire imagination and a love of reading, and to facilitate lifelong learning and discovery. Our vision is to be a welcoming, open and free community gathering place where all can reflect, learn, create, share, and debate.

51 to 200 staff

Resourcemate - A Division Of N. Harris Computer Corp

This is the LinkedIn group for ResourceMate® Library Automation Solution. For over 20 years we have helped organizations in every US state and Canadian province to set up and establish their libraries. That's our niche and we're good at it. Just ask one of our more than customers comprised of libraries, schools, non-profit organizations, corporations, retirement communities, religious institutions and many more. We understand that establishing and maintaining a library can be time consuming and expensive. ResourceMate® will help you use your time efficiently and productively when managing your collection. We've developed the software so it can be tailored to meet your needs, and priced to meet your budget.

1 to 10 staff

Simcoe County Law Association

The Simcoe County Law Association is an essential resource for the justice system in Simcoe County providing timely access to legal information, expert research support, and a quiet space for focused work. The SCLA Courthouse Law Library is a member of an Ontario-wide network that comprises of 48 courthouse law libraries. We deliver high-value services that support the legal professionals in Simcoe County, as well as those visiting our courthouses from other areas of the province. Our collection includes legislation, case law, practice tools, and legal databases to support fair, informed decision-making. Our goal is to connect the Simcoe County legal community with the tools they need.

1 to 10 staff

Western Counties Regional Library

Western Counties Regional Library is a regional library system serving Digby, Shelburne and Yarmouth counties in Nova Scotia, Canada. Description The library has ten (10) branches located in Westport, Digby, Weymouth and Meteghan, Digby County; Yarmouth and Pubnico, Yarmouth County; and Barrington, Clark's Harbour, Shelburne and Lockeport, Shelburne County, Nova Scotia, Canada. The hours vary with the branches so please visit our Web site for branch hours and information on programming and services. General Information As an integral part of the communities of Southwestern Nova Scotia, the library is an essential public service. It will provide effective information service that is respectful, innovative, and accessible to everyone. The Library will encompass the traditions of public libraries while embracing the changing technologies of our world. All ten (10)branches offer wireless Internet access and public access computer terminals.

51 to 200 staff

Woodstock Public Library - Ontario

Welcome to Woodstock Public Library, in Woodstock, Ontario, Canada! A welcoming place to create, connect, and explore. Your destination for discovery.

11 to 50 staff

Bracebridge Library

Serving the information needs in Bracebridge since 1908. Anything but the Ordinary!

11 to 50 staff

Caledon Public Library

Supporting a growing community of communities across 700 square kilometers, Caledon Public Library offers services, collections and programs in our seven branches. Located in small villages as well as urban centres, these hubs serve as the cornerstones of the community, connecting people to information and each other. With an ever-expanding number of digital tools, CPL provides access to downloadable eBooks, streaming movies, research tools, technology and so much more. Social Media Policy: https://cpl.social/policy

51 to 200 staff

Fort Erie Public Library

11 to 50 staff

Fort Frances Public Library Technology Centre

A public library serving Fort Frances and the Rainy River District.

11 to 50 staff

Grande Prairie Public Library

Vision: The Library is a highly valued, welcoming and well-used community gathering place and a stepping stone for learning, personal enrichment and engagement. Mission: To enrich, inform and engage the community by providing resources that promote discovery, lifelong learning and leisure pursuits. For more information about the Grande Prairie Public Library, please visit us at the Montrose Cultural Centre or online at

11 to 50 staff

Lakeland Library Region

Welcome to your library- Lakeland Library Region oversees 32 local libraries in west-central Saskatchewan, covering an area of approximately 46,600 square kilometers square miles). Through our support, the Lakeland Library Region provides cultural, educational, and recreational information to all sectors of the community through books and other physical resources, electronic resources, public computers and internet access.

51 to 200 staff

Midland Public Library

11 to 50 staff

Moose Jaw Public Library

The Moose Jaw Public Library is a community hub, dedicated to promoting learning, connecting people, and sparking transformative learning experiences for all.

11 to 50 staff

Newmarket Public Library

The Newmarket Public Library is a centre of inspiration, learning, discovery and dialogue for the community that offers much more than just books. Membership is free and you can enjoy access to over items, including paperback, hardcover and large print books, audio books, as well as magazines, DVDs, video games, online databases, e-books and more! Other Newmarket Public Library Services include: Home Access to Online Catalogues, downloadable audiobooks and e-books, interloan program, NPL's Art Collection and information services Internet and Wi-Fi access Visiting Library Service Meeting/study rooms with digital group workspaces MakerHub with 3D printers, button makers and Cricut machine Programs and activities for all ages Computers for public use Printing, scanning and photocopying services For more information, you may visit the Newmarket Public Library website or call 905-953-5110.

11 to 50 staff

Northern Lights Library System

Bringing the world to our Communities by collaboratively providing efficient, effective, and exceptional library services. Northern Lights Library System is one of seven library systems in Alberta, and it helps deliver comprehensive and efficient library services to the north east area of the province. Northern Lights is composed of 46 member libraries, each of whom are autonomous in serving their own communities. Together, however, Northern Lights and its members are able to provide library services to the regional population on a greater scale than a single library could alone.

11 to 50 staff

Region Of Waterloo Library

11 to 50 staff

West Vancouver Memorial Library

Located in the beautiful oceanside community of West Vancouver, the West Vancouver Memorial Library prides itself in enriching lives. Since its opening in 1950, it has flourished and grown. The Library currently serves a population of has a collection of volumes (including non-print), a circulation rate of 23 per capita (which is one of the highest in Canada. In addition to a large multilingual and multi-format collection, the Library offers innovative events and programs for patrons of all ages, including an immensely popular Friday night concerts series, a Philosopher's Cafe, Genealogy Workshops, Youth Outreach Programs, Home Services Programs, and various collaborative ventures with community partners.

51 to 200 staff

Wood Buffalo Regional Library

The Wood Buffalo Regional Library provides free membership and programming for all residents of the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo.

11 to 50 staff

Airdrie Public Library

Airdrie Public Library (APL) is the start of your journey of discovery! We offer opportunities for learning, culture, recreation, and community connection. Guided by our core values: joy, access, courage, curiosity, and inspiration, we are committed to fostering inclusion, sharing knowledge, and ensuring access for all. Serving a vibrant community of more than residents, APL is proud to support over cardholders of all ages, backgrounds, and life experiences.

51 to 200 staff

Atwater Library And Computer Centre

Atwater Library and Computer Centre is an independent charitable organization specializing in English-language educational services for Greater Montreal and Quebec more widely. Programs include digital literacy and financial literacy. The organization’s heritage building functions as a hub of English-language community life. The organization emphases outreach and collaboration with other community groups.

1 to 10 staff

Aurora Public Library, Ontario

51 to 200 staff

Brockville Public Library

The mission of the Brockville Public Library is to provide a welcoming, resourceful environment open for everyone to explore, learn, create and share. Our vision is to be a vibrant community catalyst for culture, discovery and connections. Please visit our website to find out more.

11 to 50 staff

Calgary Public Library Foundation

We connect people and organizations who want to make a difference with the opportunity to improve our shared community. All donations received through the Library Foundation enhance Library collections, programming, and services.

11 to 50 staff

Collingwood Public Library

We guide our community in the pursuit of information, the wonder of lifelong learning, and the enrichment of social and cultural experiences. Providing exemplary service since 1903, Collingwood Public Library offers valuable opportunities for adults, children and teens. With comfortable reading spaces, public computer stations, wireless internet access and meeting rooms equipped with presentation equipment, the Library is an inclusive gathering place for the community.

11 to 50 staff