Library Blog

This year, the Library set out to connect our communities during this unusual holiday season by sharing some joy. The response was overwhelming...

Are you finding it hard to practice your English and just want an opportunity to do so? Well, that’s where we can help!

The results of our Customer Satisfaction Survey are in. See what we scored positively on and what kinds of constructive feedback we received.

The Library assists customers with what’s known in the library biz as “reader’s advisory”: in other words, book suggestions.

So, what is a story walk, you ask? It's a program run by our amazing staff member, Andrea Y. We sing songs, read books and...

Learn about our self-serve printing, photocopying, scanning and faxing services.

Library Champions is a three-month volunteer program that gives new immigrants valuable Canadian experience.

Need study help? Take a look at Solaro’s online study guides.

Not many people know that the Library offers many alternate reading options for children and teens who find print books challenging.

Hello, my name is Janet and I am the Library’s Publicity Clerk. Over the 20 years that I have been doing this job, the work has changed a lot. The biggest difference is...

Virtual Help Sessions allow you to see what the instructor is demonstrating on their screen as they provide you with an introduction to one of our online resources or with troubleshooting tips.

Halloween is a particular favourite of mine and just the sight of pumpkins fills me with joy. Something I love about my job is providing experiences for customers that are fun and memorable.

For many people, visiting the library is not an option due to limitations related to mobility – for example customers with reduced mobility related to long-term or temporary illness, injury, or age.

My name is Melani Williams and I am the Supervisor of the Technical Services Department.

To paraphrase Dickens, it’s been the best of times and the worst of times in the library world as we navigated being closed to the public.

One of our most popular programs every year is the BC Summer Reading Club. Kids who join get a beautiful folding booklet featuring illustrations by a B.C. artist, plus some extra goodies such as a bookmark, and a small craft or activity sheet.

It’s never too late to learn new skills and keep ourselves connected with the community around us through technology. Join our free Virtual Tech Training computer classes in October and November to brush up your tech skills.

The Customer Satisfaction Survey measures the Library’s progress in meeting a set of outcomes that we want to make for our organization and our community.

Reading Buddies is a paired reading program, in which teens in high school read with kids in gr. 1, 2, 3 or 4.

Introducing the Community Development Liaison, Ann Johannes and our two virtual book clubs.