All in-person transactions are temporarily on hold, except for Curbside Pickup. No fines will be charged on overdue items during the COVID-19 closure.
The library complies with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA), providing services for people with disabilities.
Accessible building
A wheelchair ramp leads to the main entrance of the library, and an automatic door at the main entrance. Washrooms on the main floor also have round handicap door switches. We also have accessible customer service counters and self-service kiosks. There is an elevator between the floors.
Support people and service animals
If you have a disability you can bring your service animal to the library. If you have a support person, that person may attend a program with you at no extra charge.
Accessible collections
We have a wide range of Large Print Books. Find large print books in our catalogue.
We also have a collection of Talking Books. Find talking books in our catalogue.
The library has many online e-resources that are accessible using tools such as large text or a screen reader. EbscoHost has its own built-in article reader.
Centre for Equitable Library Access (CELA)
The Centre for Equitable Library Access provides access to over 700, 000 books, magazines and newspapers in a choice of accessible formats that people with print disabilities can read, such as audio, digital text and braille. Library members with a print disability can register for CELA online with their Library card.
For assistance with registering for CELA please contact the Volunteer Coordinator.
Homebound Service
If you are unable to come to the library in person, we can provide delivery of books to your home. Find out more about Homebound Service.
Assistive technology
Our accessible computer workstation is equipped with a number of features and technology to assist you. Find out more about our accessible computers and technology.
Feedback
The library welcomes feedback on how we can make our services more accessible. You can phone or email us.