Library News

In 2019, the CPL established a mandate to follow recommendations by the 2015 national commission's report to include Indigenous material and workshops.

Coquitlam Public Library is set to explore different races in the region and province including Indigenous Peoples, early immigrants, Black history and others.

Don’t know where to start with vaccine cards? The Library is here to help. Find out who needs the vaccine card, how to get it and more.

Tangiplay toys are set to teach children how to solve problems, the latest of a series of new technology additions to the local library.

Canadians will be heading to the polls this fall as the 44th federal general election was called.

Believed to be a first for any Metro Vancouver library, children are set to use virtual reality goggles in efforts to expand educational opportunities.

To celebrate the reopening of meeting rooms, between now and September 30, groups can reserve a meeting room free of charge.

Ozobots, Spheros, WonderBooks, telescopes and binoculars. Those are some of the tech toys being passed around at Coquitlam parks this summer via the Coquitlam Public Library ’s new van, POP.

We are inviting community feedback in order to help us evaluate and improve our collections, programs and services.

On Sunday with the temperature hitting record highs, the Library relaxed its COVID occupancy limits to allow all customers into the Library.

On your next visit to the City Centre branch of the Coquitlam Public Library, take a look up.

Find your favourite Marvel and DC Heroes like Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, Spider-Man, Eternals, Avengers, Justice League, Fantastic Four and more.

The Library has a brand-new learning tool to help you prepare for your driver’s license test.

Starting June 1, people who need a computer can bring a library laptop home.

Our self-serve printing options at both City Centre and Poirier branches are quick and easy to use.

Many of us have embraced the joys of reading during these isolating times. But for those with a print disability, this simple pleasure is often denied.

Don’t stress about overdue library books because Coquitlam Public Library is extending its fines-free policy for the rest of 2021.

This is the latest version from Microsoft and includes Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher and OneNote.

Whether you can’t find a computer workstation in the Library or want some privacy to fill out online forms, or maybe you want to get work done while relaxing in one of the Library’s new couches, borrow a lendable laptop.

The Library’s collection of digital magazines, along with select audiobooks and eBooks are now hosted on Overdrive.