Milton, ON, L9T 6H7
Library services include:
- website
- information services
- lending of books, large print materials, video games and DVDs, audiobooks, energy meters, Conservation Halton Park passes and Ontario Parks Seasonal day-use permits
- lending of Cognitive Care Kits for individuals living with a cognitive impairment like dementia; contain up to ten unique, dementia-friendly activities such as games, workbooks, puzzles, and various prepared activities (appointment required)
- sports equipment lending
- Library of things
- downloadable digital audiobooks and e-books
- online electronic databases of full-text journals
- programs for adults, teens, and children from age 6 months and up
- public computers with Internet access and office applications
- free wireless connectivity
- Book Clubs for adults and teens
- information on regional, provincial and federal subjects which include: health and social services, housing registries, treatment centres, and government services and programs
- Region of Halton water testing drop-off site
The library catalogue is available on the web. Patrons can search, place and cancel holds, renew borrowed items and view their personal accounts. Check website for details
Designated as a local cooling centre during times of extreme heat and a warming centre during times of extreme cold
Check website or call before you go there.
This listing describes where to find free public access to computers, wireless Internet, scanners, fax, etc. in Milton.
FREE COMPUTER USE, FAX, SCANNER, etc.
Milton Public Library
For hours and locations see here
All 3 branches offer free use of computers with:
- Free wifi and computers with Internet
- web-based e-mail
- Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint
- USB drive/flashdrive/memory stick ports
- printing and photocopying($0.20 per page black and white, $0.50 colour), free scanning of documents
- wireless Internet access and printing available at all 3 locations (print from your own device or from a library computer)
Centre for Skills Development and Training (The), Ontario Employment Services, 550 Ontario Street South, Suite 208. For details see here
Free use of computers to those using for job search, training and education research, services include:
- computers with Internet
- web-based e-mail
- Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint
- CD/DVD drives
- USB drive/flashdrive/memory stick ports
- fax (sending only)
- printing and photocopying
- scanner (scanned documents cannot be edited)
- use of phone (local and long-distance)
FEE-BASED COMPUTER USE, FAX, SCANNER, etc.
- many Canada Post postal outlets offer fax services
- most commercial office services stores offer internet use, word processing, etc. on a fee-for-use basis, and may have scanner and fax services
- most printing shops can print from a USB drive
- see Yellow Pages under "Copying and Duplicating Service"
FREE WIRELESS INTERNET (using own laptop/device)
- most of the Town's arenas, Town Hall and recreation and community centres have free wireless access
- numerous commercial locations also offer free wireless to customers
Milton, ON, L9T 6P8
Library services include:
- website
- information services
- lending of books, video games and DVDs, government documents, audiobooks, energy meters, Conservation Halton Park passes and Ontario Parks Seasonal day-use permits
- sports equipment lending
- Library of things
- downloadable digital audiobooks and e-books
- online electronic databases of full-text journals
- programs for adults, teens, and children from age 6 months and up
- public computers with Internet access and office applications
- free wireless connectivity
- Book Clubs for adults and teens
- information on regional, provincial and federal subjects which include: health and social services, housing registries, treatment centres, government services and programs
- exam proctoring
The library catalogue is available online. Patrons can search, place and cancel holds, renew borrowed items and view their personal accounts. Check website for details.
Designated as a local cooling centre during times of extreme heat and a warming centre during times of extreme cold
Milton, ON, L9T 2Y1
Library services include:
- website
- information services
- lending of books, videos and DVDs, government documents, audiobooks, sports equipment
- Library of things
- downloadable digital audiobooks and e-books
- online electronic databases of full-text journals
- programs for adults, teens, and children from ages six months and up
- public computers with Internet access and office applications
- Tech Hub equipped with the Cricut Maker 3, Cricut Mug Press, 3D printer, sublimation printer, coding kits, multimedia production software, an interactive digital screen and more
- free wireless connectivity
- Book Clubs
- information on regional, provincial and federal subjects which include: health and social services, housing registries, treatment centres, and government services and programs
The library catalogue is available online. Patrons can search, place and cancel holds, renew borrowed items and view their personal accounts. Check website for details
Designated as a local cooling centre during times of extreme heat and a warming centre during times of extreme cold
- Switchboard 905-815-2042
- Phone renewals 905-815-5996
Oakville, ON, L6M 4L6
Connects the community to information, resources, and experiences that inspire learning, support well-being, and foster belonging.
Library Card
- free for people who live, work, attend school or own property in Oakville
- residents of Oakville over 12 years of age, can register for a library card using online form or in-person at any branch
- 12 years of age and under, or live outside of Oakville, can register for a library card in-person at any branch
- library cards expire and must be renewed on a yearly basis
COLLECTIONS
Fiction and non fiction titles (books, downloadable e-books and audiobooks, music, digital magazines, games and DVDs, movies and TV shows)
- self study and research collections, print and electronic
- adult and children's multilingual collections
- access to many online resources
- Interlibrary Loans available
Accessible Collections & Services
- see listing OAK1309
Express & Personalized Services
- OPL Picks for You
- OPL Express, see listing OAK0351
Loanable Park Passes
- Conservation Halton Parks Family Pass
- Ontario Parks Day Pass Permit
Loanable Kits
- Cognitive Care (for residents 55+)
- Book Club
- Connection (for residents 55+)
- Nature
- Storytelling
Sports Kits
- Lacrosse
- Lifejackets
- Pickleball
- Tennis
- Walking
- Multi-Sport
Seed Library
- provides customers with the opportunity to grow their own plants, harvest their own food, and participate in a community-wide sharing initiative
Technology - In-Branch
- Public Access Computers
- Printing
- Wireless Internet
- Creation Zone Technologies, see listing OAK0424
- 3D Printing
Technology - Loanable
- Laptops (in-branch use)
- Wi-Fi Hotspots
- Tinker Toys (in-branch use)
- CO2 Monitors
LIBRARY SERVICES
Community Services
- Information Oakville, see listing OAK0001
- Newcomer Programs and Services, see listing OAK9200
- Community Food Programs, see listings
- Exam Proctoring Service, see listing OAK0137
- Friends of the Oakville Public Library, see listing OAK2985
- Local History and Family History, see listing OAK0137
Library on the Go (Book Bike)
- a collection of Friendly Finds, gently used books you can take, for free
- for current locations, see website
Programs and Events
- offering fun, entertaining and educational programming and events for people of all ages
- in-branch, virtual and outdoor programming, varies by branch
- to view upcoming programs and events, see website
StoryWalks
- in partnership with the Town of Oakville, offers StoryWalks at various outdoor locations across Oakville, providing residents of all ages with year-round, self-guided walks featuring selected stories
- for locations, see website
For a full listing of library locations and branch specific services, see here
905-335-4011
Kilbride, ON, L7P 0L8
Public library that offers:
Collections for borrowing:
- books including graphic novel, paperback and board book
- audiobooks
- movies and TV shows including DVD and Blu-ray disc
- music and sound including music CD and printed music
- video games
- magazines and newspapers
- accessible formats including large print, DAISY and braille
- for catalogue see here
Digital resources:
- eBooks and eAudiobooks
- movies, TV and music
- magazines and newspapers
- learning and research
- local history databases
- Halton Community Services Directory
- to see all online resources see here
Books and beyond to borrow or use in branch:
- Maker Services include MakerSpace in Central Branch, MakerStation in Alton Branch, and MakerStudio in New Appleby Branch
- Explore & Play Resources including outdoor play equipment at Alton Branch
- Tech Lending Collection including technology to borrow or use in the library
- Kits
- Seed Library at Central Branch (seasonal seeds are available at all BPL branches every spring, while supplies last)
- Accessibility Aids & Devices including adaptive reading formats and reading aids
- for more information see here
Programs:
- free in-person or virtual (on Zoom) programs
- some events are drop-in, others require registration
- for a complete list of programs and events see here
Services:
- accessibility
- community services including drop-in support services and resources for those new to Canada
- DiscoverySpace at Central Branch
- computers, printers and Wi-Fi: printing (fee for use), scanning and faxing (fee for use - Central and Tansley Woods branches only)
- book free space: private work areas seating at Central, New Appleby, and Tansley Woods branches
- Burlington History Room at Central Branch
- light therapy lamps
- for a complete list of services see here
Information Burlington
- free, confidential information & referral to range of human and community services
- for more information see separate listing here
Meeting Room Rentals
- meeting rooms for organizations and non-profit groups
- for more information see separate listing here
905-873-2681
Georgetown, ON, L7G 2A3
Services:
- books, audio books, DVDs, console video games, Chromebooks, iPads and wireless hotspots available to borrow with a library card
- loaner laptops and Chromebooks for in-library use
- downloadable eBooks, audiobooks and magazines
- online access to free, legal music downloads, movies and television series
- online courses in business, technology and creative skills via LinkedIn Learning
- Creativity Centre for scanning, editing, and converting photos and videos, and makerspace with hardware and software for creative photo, audio and video projects
- 3D Printer
- light therapy lamp available
- delivery of library material to qualified residents through Home Library Service
- summer reading club
- children's programs for ages 6 months and up
- access to the library catalogue from the library website
- free use of Internet workstations
- free Wi-Fi
- study rooms
- business, employment and newcomer services in partnership with other community groups
Designated as a local cooling centre during times of extreme heat and a warming centre during times of extreme cold
- Switchboard 905-815-2042
- Phone renewals 905-815-5996
Oakville, ON, L6H 6Z4
Connects the community to information, resources, and experiences that inspire learning, support well-being, and foster belonging.
Library Card
- free for people who live, work, attend school or own property in Oakville
- residents of Oakville over 12 years of age, can register for a library card using online form or in-person at any branch
- 12 years of age and under, or live outside of Oakville, can register for a library card in-person at any branch
- library cards expire and must be renewed on a yearly basis
COLLECTIONS
Fiction and non fiction titles (books, downloadable e-books and audiobooks, music, digital magazines, games and DVDs, movies and TV shows)
- self study and research collections, print and electronic
- adult and children's multilingual collections
- access to many online resources
- Interlibrary Loans available
Accessible Collections & Services
- see listing OAK1309
Express & Personalized Services
- OPL Picks for You
- OPL Express, see listing OAK0351
Loanable Park Passes
- Conservation Halton Parks Family Pass
- Ontario Parks Day Pass Permit
Loanable Kits
- Cognitive Care (for residents 55+)
- Book Club
- Connection (for residents 55+)
- Nature
- Storytelling
Sports Kits
- Lacrosse
- Lifejackets
- Pickleball
- Tennis
- Walking
- Multi-Sport
Seed Library
- provides customers with the opportunity to grow their own plants, harvest their own food, and participate in a community-wide sharing initiative
Technology - In-Branch
- Public Access Computers
- Printing
- Wireless Internet
- Creation Zone Technologies, see listing OAK0424
- 3D Printing
Technology - Loanable
- Laptops (in-branch use)
- Wi-Fi Hotspots
- Tinker Toys (in-branch use)
- CO2 Monitors
LIBRARY SERVICES
Community Services
- Information Oakville, see listing OAK0001
- Newcomer Programs and Services, see listing OAK9200
- Community Food Programs, see listings
- Exam Proctoring Service, see listing OAK0137
- Friends of the Oakville Public Library, see listing OAK2985
- Local History and Family History, see listing OAK0137
Library on the Go (Book Bike)
- a collection of Friendly Finds, gently used books you can take, for free
- for current locations, see website
Programs and Events
- offering fun, entertaining and educational programming and events for people of all ages
- in-branch, virtual and outdoor programming, varies by branch
- to view upcoming programs and events, see website
StoryWalks
- in partnership with the Town of Oakville, offers StoryWalks at various outdoor locations across Oakville, providing residents of all ages with year-round, self-guided walks featuring selected stories
- for locations, see website
For a full listing of library locations and branch specific services, see here
- Switchboard 905-815-2042
- Phone renewals 905-815-5996
Oakville, ON, L6M 3G2
Connects the community to information, resources, and experiences that inspire learning, support well-being, and foster belonging.
Library Card
- free for people who live, work, attend school or own property in Oakville
- residents of Oakville over 12 years of age, can register for a library card using online form or in-person at any branch
- 12 years of age and under, or live outside of Oakville, can register for a library card in-person at any branch
- library cards expire and must be renewed on a yearly basis
COLLECTIONS
Fiction and non fiction titles (books, downloadable e-books and audiobooks, music, digital magazines, games and DVDs, movies and TV shows)
- self study and research collections, print and electronic
- adult and children's multilingual collections
- access to many online resources
- Interlibrary Loans available
Accessible Collections & Services
- see listing OAK1309
Express & Personalized Services
- OPL Picks for You
- OPL Express, see listing OAK0351
Loanable Park Passes
- Conservation Halton Parks Family Pass
- Ontario Parks Day Pass Permit
Loanable Kits
- Cognitive Care (for residents 55+)
- Book Club
- Connection (for residents 55+)
- Nature
- Storytelling
Sports Kits
- Lacrosse
- Lifejackets
- Pickleball
- Tennis
- Walking
- Multi-Sport
Seed Library
- provides customers with the opportunity to grow their own plants, harvest their own food, and participate in a community-wide sharing initiative
Technology - In-Branch
- Public Access Computers
- Printing
- Wireless Internet
- Creation Zone Technologies, see listing OAK0424
- 3D Printing
Technology - Loanable
- Laptops (in-branch use)
- Wi-Fi Hotspots
- Tinker Toys (in-branch use)
- CO2 Monitors
LIBRARY SERVICES
Community Services
- Information Oakville, see listing OAK0001
- Newcomer Programs and Services, see listing OAK9200
- Community Food Programs, see listings
- Exam Proctoring Service, see listing OAK0137
- Friends of the Oakville Public Library, see listing OAK2985
- Local History and Family History, see listing OAK0137
Library on the Go (Book Bike)
- a collection of Friendly Finds, gently used books you can take, for free
- for current locations, see website
Programs and Events
- offering fun, entertaining and educational programming and events for people of all ages
- in-branch, virtual and outdoor programming, varies by branch
- to view upcoming programs and events, see website
StoryWalks
- in partnership with the Town of Oakville, offers StoryWalks at various outdoor locations across Oakville, providing residents of all ages with year-round, self-guided walks featuring selected stories
- for locations, see website
For a full listing of library locations and branch specific services, see here
905-634-3686
Burlington, ON, L7M 0M3
Public library that offers:
Collections for borrowing:
- books including graphic novel, paperback and board book
- audiobooks
- movies and TV shows including DVD and Blu-ray disc
- music and sound including music CD and printed music
- video games
- magazines and newspapers
- accessible formats including large print, DAISY and braille
- for catalogue see here
Digital resources:
- eBooks and eAudiobooks
- movies, TV and music
- magazines and newspapers
- learning and research
- local history databases
- Halton Community Services Directory
- to see all online resources see here
Books and beyond to borrow or use in branch:
- Maker Services include MakerSpace in Central Branch, MakerStation in Alton Branch, and MakerStudio in New Appleby Branch
- Explore & Play Resources including outdoor play equipment at Alton Branch (formerly the City of Burlington Play Equipment Lending Library)
- Tech Lending Collection including technology to borrow or use in the library
- Kits
- Seed Library at Central Branch (seasonal seeds are available at all BPL branches every spring, while supplies last)
- Accessibility Aids & Devices including adaptive reading formats and reading aids
- for more information see here
Programs:
- free in-person or virtual (on Zoom) programs
- some events are drop-in, others require registration
- for a complete list of programs and events see here
Services:
- accessibility
- community services including drop-in support services and resources for those new to Canada
- DiscoverySpace at Central Branch
- computers, printers and Wi-Fi: printing (fee for use), scanning and faxing (fee for use - Central and Tansley Woods branches only)
- book free space: private work areas seating at Central, New Appleby, and Tansley Woods branches
- Burlington History Room at Central Branch
- light therapy lamps
- for a complete list of services see here
Information Burlington
- free, confidential information & referral to range of human and community services
- for more information see separate listing here
Meeting Room Rentals
- meeting rooms for organizations and non-profit groups
- for more information see separate listing here
Designated as a local cooling centre during times of extreme heat and a warming centre during times of extreme cold
- Switchboard 905-815-2042
- Phone renewals 905-815-5996
Oakville, ON, L6H 2R6
Connects the community to information, resources, and experiences that inspire learning, support well-being, and foster belonging.
Library Card
- free for people who live, work, attend school or own property in Oakville
- residents of Oakville over 12 years of age, can register for a library card using online form or in-person at any branch
- 12 years of age and under, or live outside of Oakville, can register for a library card in-person at any branch
- library cards expire and must be renewed on a yearly basis
COLLECTIONS
Fiction and non fiction titles (books, downloadable e-books and audiobooks, music, digital magazines, games and DVDs, movies and TV shows)
- self study and research collections, print and electronic
- adult and children's multilingual collections
- access to many online resources
- Interlibrary Loans available
Accessible Collections & Services
- see listing OAK1309
Express & Personalized Services
- OPL Picks for You
- OPL Express, see listing OAK0351
Loanable Park Passes
- Conservation Halton Parks Family Pass
- Ontario Parks Day Pass Permit
Loanable Kits
- Cognitive Care (for residents 55+)
- Book Club
- Connection (for residents 55+)
- Nature
- Storytelling
Sports Kits
- Lacrosse
- Lifejackets
- Pickleball
- Tennis
- Walking
- Multi-Sport
Seed Library
- provides customers with the opportunity to grow their own plants, harvest their own food, and participate in a community-wide sharing initiative
Technology - In-Branch
- Public Access Computers
- Printing
- Wireless Internet
- Creation Zone Technologies, see listing OAK0424
- 3D Printing
Technology - Loanable
- Laptops (in-branch use)
- Wi-Fi Hotspots
- Tinker Toys (in-branch use)
- CO2 Monitors
LIBRARY SERVICES
Community Services
- Information Oakville, see listing OAK0001
- Newcomer Programs and Services, see listing OAK9200
- Community Food Programs, see listings
- Exam Proctoring Service, see listing OAK0137
- Friends of the Oakville Public Library, see listing OAK2985
- Local History and Family History, see listing OAK0137
Library on the Go (Book Bike)
- a collection of Friendly Finds, gently used books you can take, for free
- for current locations, see website
Programs and Events
- offering fun, entertaining and educational programming and events for people of all ages
- in-branch, virtual and outdoor programming, varies by branch
- to view upcoming programs and events, see website
StoryWalks
- in partnership with the Town of Oakville, offers StoryWalks at various outdoor locations across Oakville, providing residents of all ages with year-round, self-guided walks featuring selected stories
- for locations, see website
For a full listing of library locations and branch specific services, see here
Oakville, ON, L6M 3L1
Provides a wide range of information on government services whether municipal, regional, provincial or federal at one location.
Services provided at this location:
- information and referral for government services
- referrals to other levels of government
- public access computer
Acton, ON, L7J 1C2
Services:
- books, audio books, DVDs, video games, iPads and wireless hotspots available to borrow with a library card
- loaner laptops and Chromebooks for in-library use
- digital titles: downloadable eBooks, audiobooks and magazines
- online access to free, legal music downloads, movies and television series
- online courses in business, technology and creative skills via LinkedIn Learning
- light therapy lamp available
- delivery of library material to qualified residents through Home Library Service
- winter and summer reading club
- children's programs for ages 6 months and up
- access to the library catalogue from the library web site
- free use of Internet workstations
- free Wi-Fi
- study rooms
- business, employment and newcomer services in partnership with other community groups
Designated as a local cooling centre during times of extreme heat and a warming centre during times of extreme cold
- Switchboard 905-815-2042
- Phone renewals 905-815-5996
Oakville, ON, L6J 6R3
Connects the community to information, resources, and experiences that inspire learning, support well-being, and foster belonging.
Library Card
- free for people who live, work, attend school or own property in Oakville
- residents of Oakville over 12 years of age, can register for a library card using online form or in-person at any branch
- 12 years of age and under, or live outside of Oakville, can register for a library card in-person at any branch
- library cards expire and must be renewed on a yearly basis
COLLECTIONS
Fiction and non fiction titles (books, downloadable e-books and audiobooks, music, digital magazines, games and DVDs, movies and TV shows)
- self study and research collections, print and electronic
- adult and children's multilingual collections
- access to many online resources
- Interlibrary Loans available
Accessible Collections & Services
- see listing OAK1309
Express & Personalized Services
- OPL Picks for You
- OPL Express, see listing OAK0351
Loanable Park Passes
- Conservation Halton Parks Family Pass
- Ontario Parks Day Pass Permit
Loanable Kits
- Cognitive Care (for residents 55+)
- Book Club
- Connection (for residents 55+)
- Nature
- Storytelling
Sports Kits
- Lacrosse
- Lifejackets
- Pickleball
- Tennis
- Walking
- Multi-Sport
Seed Library
- provides customers with the opportunity to grow their own plants, harvest their own food, and participate in a community-wide sharing initiative
Technology - In-Branch
- Public Access Computers
- Printing
- Wireless Internet
- Creation Zone Technologies, see listing OAK0424
- 3D Printing
Technology - Loanable
- Laptops (in-branch use)
- Wi-Fi Hotspots
- Tinker Toys (in-branch use)
- CO2 Monitors
LIBRARY SERVICES
Community Services
- Information Oakville, see listing OAK0001
- Newcomer Programs and Services, see listing OAK9200
- Community Food Programs, see listings
- Exam Proctoring Service, see listing OAK0137
- Friends of the Oakville Public Library, see listing OAK2985
- Local History and Family History, see listing OAK0137
Library on the Go (Book Bike)
- a collection of Friendly Finds, gently used books you can take, for free
- for current locations, see website
Programs and Events
- offering fun, entertaining and educational programming and events for people of all ages
- in-branch, virtual and outdoor programming, varies by branch
- to view upcoming programs and events, see website
StoryWalks
- in partnership with the Town of Oakville, offers StoryWalks at various outdoor locations across Oakville, providing residents of all ages with year-round, self-guided walks featuring selected stories
- for locations, see website
For a full listing of library locations and branch specific services, see here
905-336-5583
Burlington, ON, L7M 4J8
Public library that offers:
Collections for borrowing:
- books including graphic novel, paperback and board book
- audiobooks
- movies and TV shows including DVD and Blu-ray disc
- music and sound including music CD and printed music
- video games
- magazines and newspapers
- accessible formats including large print, DAISY and braille
- for catalogue see here
Digital resources:
- eBooks and eAudiobooks
- movies, TV and music
- magazines and newspapers
- learning and research
- local history databases
- Halton Community Services Directory
- to see all online resources see here
Books and beyond to borrow or use in branch:
- Maker Services include MakerSpace in Central Branch, MakerStation in Alton Branch, and MakerStudio in New Appleby Branch
- Explore & Play Resources including outdoor play equipment at Alton Branch
- Tech Lending Collection including technology to borrow or use in the library
- Kits
- Seed Library at Central Branch (seasonal seeds are available at all BPL branches every spring, while supplies last)
- Accessibility Aids & Devices including adaptive reading formats and reading aids
- for more information see here
Programs:
- free in-person or virtual (on Zoom) programs
- some events are drop-in, others require registration
- for a complete list of programs and events see here
Services:
- accessibility
- community services including drop-in support services and resources for those new to Canada
- DiscoverySpace at Central Branch
- computers, printers and Wi-Fi: printing (fee for use), scanning and faxing (fee for use - Central and Tansley Woods branches only)
- book free space: private work areas seating at Central, New Appleby, and Tansley Woods branches
- Burlington History Room at Central Branch
- light therapy lamps
- for a complete list of services see here
Information Burlington
- free, confidential information & referral to range of human and community services
- for more information see separate listing here
Meeting Room Rentals
- meeting rooms for organizations and non-profit groups
- for more information see separate listing here
Designated as a local cooling centre during times of extreme heat and a warming centre during times of extreme cold
Oakville, ON, L6K 3C6
Offers youth programs which promote social interaction and opportunities for growth, teach new skills while building self confidence and creating a feeling of community
- free internet and technology use
- encouragement through mentorship/friendship
- drop-in program
- homework support
- sports and games
- after school drop-in program for junior students
- leadership opportunities for high school students
- summer day camp in July and August
- summer programs
- girls specific programing
- youth community meals
- spiritual engagement program
- Highschool basketball
- Leaders in Training Program
See website for all program updates
Brampton, ON, L6Y 4M3
Information and referral centre offering comprehensive information on topics such as employment, licensing, credential evaluation, language training, housing, health services, legal issues, government programs, citizenship and immigration, and social, community and recreational services
- information sessions requiring registration on a variety of topics introducing newcomers to life in Canada
- Commissioner of Oaths by appointment to take affidavits, certify true copies of original documents
- resource centre access to printed resources, telephone, computers, fax, printer, scanners and Internet
- settlement workers can help individually with filling forms or documents, preparing for citizenship tests or applications by appointment
- childminding services available while using on-site services
For settlement information, employment counselling and access to self-serve Newcomer Information Centre Online
For information on the Accelerating Career Advancement Program for internationally trained individuals
Services provided at itinerant sites in partner agencies and libraries across Peel Region
Mississauga, ON, L5C 1C6
Access to a wide range of Ontario government services and information; staff assistance, information and referral
Driver and Vehicle
- vehicle permits and plates
- driver's licence renewals
- accessible parking permits
- copies of records
- product sales including information packages on specific used vehicles
Forms and Official Documents
- commissioner of oaths
- file application with Landlord and Tenant Board
Health
- Ontario health card registration, renewal, replacement (lost, stolen or damaged) and change of name or address
- organ and tissue donor registration
Photo Identification
- Ontario Photo Card provision, renewal or replacement
Fishing, Hunting, and Camping
- Outdoor Card - obtain, replace, renew, change of address
- fishing and hunting licences
- export permit
- Switchboard 905-815-2042
- Phone renewals 905-815-5996
Oakville, ON, L6L 1Z2
Connects the community to information, resources, and experiences that inspire learning, support well-being, and foster belonging.
Library Card
- free for people who live, work, attend school or own property in Oakville
- residents of Oakville over 12 years of age, can register for a library card using online form or in-person at any branch
- 12 years of age and under, or live outside of Oakville, can register for a library card in-person at any branch
- library cards expire and must be renewed on a yearly basis
COLLECTIONS
Fiction and non fiction titles (books, downloadable e-books and audiobooks, music, digital magazines, games and DVDs, movies and TV shows)
- self study and research collections, print and electronic
- adult and children's multilingual collections
- access to many online resources
- Interlibrary Loans available
Accessible Collections & Services
- see listing OAK1309
Express & Personalized Services
- OPL Picks for You
- OPL Express, see listing OAK0351
Loanable Park Passes
- Conservation Halton Parks Family Pass
- Ontario Parks Day Pass Permit
Loanable Kits
- Cognitive Care (for residents 55+)
- Book Club
- Connection (for residents 55+)
- Nature
- Storytelling
Sports Kits
- Lacrosse
- Lifejackets
- Pickleball
- Tennis
- Walking
- Multi-Sport
Seed Library
- provides customers with the opportunity to grow their own plants, harvest their own food, and participate in a community-wide sharing initiative
Technology - In-Branch
- Public Access Computers
- Printing
- Wireless Internet
- Creation Zone Technologies, see listing OAK0424
- 3D Printing
Technology - Loanable
- Laptops (in-branch use)
- Wi-Fi Hotspots
- Tinker Toys (in-branch use)
- CO2 Monitors
LIBRARY SERVICES
Community Services
- Information Oakville, see listing OAK0001
- Newcomer Programs and Services, see listing OAK9200
- Community Food Programs, see listings
- Exam Proctoring Service, see listing OAK0137
- Friends of the Oakville Public Library, see listing OAK2985
- Local History and Family History, see listing OAK0137
Library on the Go (Book Bike)
- a collection of Friendly Finds, gently used books you can take, for free
- for current locations, see website
Programs and Events
- offering fun, entertaining and educational programming and events for people of all ages
- in-branch, virtual and outdoor programming, varies by branch
- to view upcoming programs and events, see website
StoryWalks
- in partnership with the Town of Oakville, offers StoryWalks at various outdoor locations across Oakville, providing residents of all ages with year-round, self-guided walks featuring selected stories
- for locations, see website
For a full listing of library locations and branch specific services, see here
- Switchboard 905-815-2042
- Phone renewals 905-815-5996
Oakville, ON, L6J 2Z4
Connects the community to information, resources, and experiences that inspire learning, support well-being, and foster belonging.
Library Card
- free for people who live, work, attend school or own property in Oakville
- residents of Oakville over 12 years of age, can register for a library card using online form or in-person at any branch
- 12 years of age and under, or live outside of Oakville, can register for a library card in-person at any branch
- library cards expire and must be renewed on a yearly basis
COLLECTIONS
Fiction and non fiction titles (books, downloadable e-books and audiobooks, music, digital magazines, games and DVDs, movies and TV shows)
- self study and research collections, print and electronic
- adult and children's multilingual collections
- access to many online resources
- Interlibrary Loans available
Accessible Collections & Services
- see listing OAK1309
Express & Personalized Services
- OPL Picks for You
- OPL Express, see listing OAK0351
Loanable Park Passes
- Conservation Halton Parks Family Pass
- Ontario Parks Day Pass Permit
Loanable Kits
- Cognitive Care (for residents 55+)
- Book Club
- Connection (for residents 55+)
- Nature
- Storytelling
Sports Kits
- Lacrosse
- Lifejackets
- Pickleball
- Tennis
- Walking
- Multi-Sport
Seed Library
- provides customers with the opportunity to grow their own plants, harvest their own food, and participate in a community-wide sharing initiative
Technology - In-Branch
- Public Access Computers
- Printing
- Wireless Internet
- Creation Zone Technologies, see listing OAK0424
- 3D Printing
Technology - Loanable
- Laptops (in-branch use)
- Wi-Fi Hotspots
- Tinker Toys (in-branch use)
- CO2 Monitors
LIBRARY SERVICES
Community Services
- Information Oakville, see listing OAK0001
- Newcomer Programs and Services, see listing OAK9200
- Community Food Programs, see listings
- Exam Proctoring Service, see listing OAK0137
- Friends of the Oakville Public Library, see listing OAK2985
- Local History and Family History, see listing OAK0137
Library on the Go (Book Bike)
- a collection of Friendly Finds, gently used books you can take, for free
- for current locations, see website
Programs and Events
- offering fun, entertaining and educational programming and events for people of all ages
- in-branch, virtual and outdoor programming, varies by branch
- to view upcoming programs and events, see website
StoryWalks
- in partnership with the Town of Oakville, offers StoryWalks at various outdoor locations across Oakville, providing residents of all ages with year-round, self-guided walks featuring selected stories
- for locations, see website
For a full listing of library locations and branch specific services, see here
905-335-2209
Burlington, ON, L7P 5C8
Public library that offers:
Collections for borrowing:
- books including graphic novel, paperback and board book
- audiobooks
- movies and TV shows including DVD and Blu-ray disc
- music and sound including music CD and printed music
- video games
- magazines and newspapers
- accessible formats including large print, DAISY and braille
- for catalogue see here
Digital resources:
- eBooks and eAudiobooks
- movies, TV and music
- magazines and newspapers
- learning and research
- local history databases
- Halton Community Services Directory
- to see all online resources see here
Books and beyond to borrow or use in branch:
- Maker Services include MakerSpace in Central Branch, MakerStation in Alton Branch, and MakerStudio in New Appleby Branch
- Explore & Play Resources including outdoor play equipment at Alton Branch
- Tech Lending Collection including technology to borrow or use in the library
- Kits
- Seed Library at Central Branch (seasonal seeds are available at all BPL branches every spring, while supplies last)
- Accessibility Aids & Devices including adaptive reading formats and reading aids
- for more information see here
Programs:
- free in-person or virtual (on Zoom) programs
- some events are drop-in, others require registration
- for a complete list of programs and events see here
Services:
- accessibility
- community services including drop-in support services and resources for those new to Canada
- DiscoverySpace at Central Branch
- computers, printers and Wi-Fi: printing (fee for use), scanning and faxing (fee for use - Central and Tansley Woods branches only)
- book free space: private work areas seating at Central, New Appleby, and Tansley Woods branches
- Burlington History Room at Central Branch
- light therapy lamps
- for a complete list of services see here
Information Burlington
- free, confidential information & referral to range of human and community services
- for more information see separate listing here
Meeting Room Rentals
- meeting rooms for organizations and non-profit groups
- for more information see separate listing here
Designated as a local cooling centre during times of extreme heat and a warming centre during times of extreme cold
Mississauga, ON, L5B 3C2
Information and referral centre offering comprehensive information on topics such as employment, licensing, credential evaluation, language training, housing, health services, legal issues, government programs, citizenship and immigration, and social, community and recreational services
- information sessions requiring registration on a variety of topics introducing newcomers to life in Canada
- resource centre access to printed resources, telephone, computers, fax, printer, scanners and Internet
- settlement workers can help individually with filling forms or documents, preparing for citizenship tests or applications by appointment
Newcomer Information Centre Online - settlement information, employment counselling and access to self-serve services
Services provided at itinerant sites in partner agencies and libraries across Peel Region
905-639-6373
Burlington, ON, L7L 1V3
Public library that offers:
Collections for borrowing:
- books including graphic novel, paperback and board book
- audiobooks
- movies and TV shows including DVD and Blu-ray disc
- music and sound including music CD and printed music
- video games
- magazines and newspapers
- accessible formats including large print, DAISY and braille
- for catalogue see here
Digital resources:
- eBooks and eAudiobooks
- movies, TV and music
- magazines and newspapers
- learning and research
- local history databases
- Halton Community Services Directory
- to see all online resources see here
Books and beyond to borrow or use in branch:
- Maker Services include MakerSpace in Central Branch, MakerStation in Alton Branch, and MakerStudio in New Appleby Branch
- Explore & Play Resources including outdoor play equipment at Alton Branch
- Tech Lending Collection including technology to borrow or use in the library
- Kits
- Seed Library at Central Branch (seasonal seeds are available at all BPL branches every spring, while supplies last)
- Accessibility Aids & Devices including adaptive reading formats and reading aids
- for more information see here
Programs:
- free in-person or virtual (on Zoom) programs
- some events are drop-in, others require registration
- for a complete list of programs and events see here
Services:
- accessibility
- community services including drop-in support services and resources for those new to Canada
- DiscoverySpace at Central Branch
- computers, printers and Wi-Fi: printing (fee for use), scanning and faxing (fee for use - Central and Tansley Woods branches only)
- book free space: private work areas seating at Central, New Appleby, and Tansley Woods branches
- Burlington History Room at Central Branch
- light therapy lamps
- for a complete list of services see here
Information Burlington
- free, confidential information & referral to range of human and community services
- for more information see separate listing here
Meeting Room Rentals
- meeting rooms for organizations and non-profit groups
- for more information see separate listing here
Designated as a local cooling centre during times of extreme heat and a warming centre during times of extreme cold
Brampton, ON, L6W 4K6
Information and referral centre offering comprehensive information on topics such as employment, licensing, credential evaluation, language training, housing, health services, legal issues, government programs, citizenship and immigration, and social, community and recreational services
- information sessions requiring registration on a variety of topics introducing newcomers to life in Canada
- Commissioner of Oaths by appointment to take affidavits, certify true copies of original documents
- resource centre access to printed resources, telephone, computers, fax, printer, scanners and Internet
- settlement workers can help individually with filling forms or documents, preparing for citizenship tests or applications by appointment
- childminding services available while using on-site services
For settlement information, employment counselling and access to self-serve Newcomer Information Centre Online
For information on the Accelerating Career Advancement Program for internationally trained individuals
Services provided at itinerant sites in partner agencies and libraries across Peel Region
905-639-3611
Burlington, ON, L7R 1J4
Public library that offers:
Collections for borrowing:
- books including graphic novel, paperback and board book
- audiobooks
- movies and TV shows including DVD and Blu-ray disc
- music and sound including music CD and printed music
- video games
- magazines and newspapers
- accessible formats including large print, DAISY and braille
- for catalogue see here
Digital resources:
- eBooks and eAudiobooks
- movies, TV and music
- magazines and newspapers
- learning and research
- local history databases
- Halton Community Services Directory
- to see all online resources see here
Books and beyond to borrow or use in branch:
- Maker Services include MakerSpace in Central Branch, MakerStation in Alton Branch, and MakerStudio in New Appleby Branch
- Explore & Play Resources including outdoor play equipment at Alton Branch
- Tech Lending Collection including technology to borrow or use in the library
- Kits
- Seed Library at Central Branch (seasonal seeds are available at all BPL branches every spring, while supplies last)
- Accessibility Aids & Devices including adaptive reading formats and reading aids
- for more information see here
Programs:
- free in-person or virtual (on Zoom) programs
- some events are drop-in, others require registration
- for a complete list of programs and events see here
Services:
- accessibility
- community services including drop-in support services and resources for those new to Canada
- DiscoverySpace at Central Branch
- computers, printers and Wi-Fi: printing (fee for use), scanning and faxing (fee for use - Central and Tansley Woods branches only)
- book free space: private work areas seating at Central, New Appleby, and Tansley Woods branches
- Burlington History Room at Central Branch
- light therapy lamps
- for a complete list of services see here
Information Burlington
- free, confidential information & referral to range of human and community services
- for more information see separate listing here
Meeting Room Rentals
- meeting rooms for organizations and non-profit groups
- for more information see separate listing here
Designated as a local cooling centre during times of extreme heat and a warming centre during times of extreme cold
