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We're Open!
City Centre and Poirier branches have re-opened. New procedures are in effect to ensure the safety of our customers and staff.
Review the details of our hours, safety measures and modified services.
Reserve a computer online. *Same day or next day reservations only.
We’re Open 24/7 online. You can:
Need help? Contact ask@coqlibrary.ca or 604-554-7323
What's New at the Library
Borrow a Grab Bag & Play Grab Bag BINGO
On the go? Borrow a grab bag for adults, children, teens and in large print. Includes at least 5 books or movies in a specified genre.
For the month of August, pickup a Grab Bag BINGO sheet at the Library and earn a stamp each time you borrow a grab bag. Complete a row for a chance to win a prize. Full details on BINGO sheet.
Become a Story Ninja
Join the Story Ninja Book Club led by Canadian author, Sigmund Brouwer.
Access free writing lessons, author interviews and eBooks for kids & parents. Download Story Ninja swag, create book reviews and watch fun videos.
Access Story Ninja following these steps:
1. Visit Story Ninja and scroll down to 'Log In Now'
2. Enter username: coqlibrary@snbc.com
3. Enter password: coqlibrary
4. Have fun!
Need help? Email ask@coqlibrary.ca.
Curbside Holds Pick-Up
Available during opening hours.
Place a hold through the Library catalogue. When your hold is ready, you will receive an email or text notification. Visit your pickup branch and speak to the entrance greeter.
*City Centre pick-ups: Park in Library lot on the 2nd level and take the elevator or stairs to the entrance. Speak to the greeter to pickup your hold.
*Library Link pick-ups: See Library Link page for details
Download the CoqLibrary App
- Check your account
- Book a room
- Access your digital library card
- Find online tools and eBooks
- Available for Apple and Android
Race & Social Equity
On June 24, 2020, the CPL Board endorsed Canadian Urban Libraries Council’s
Statement on Race & Social Equity, as an aspirational goal.
Truth & Reconciliation
We are working to respond to the calls to action from the Truth and Reconciliation Commission Report that have particular relevance to libraries. Learn more.