Curbside service coming from public libraries
Toronto’s public library branches begin rolling out curbside service on May 25 as select library drop boxes will be opened to receive library materials.
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Library cuts rolled back a bit
Flurry of constituent emails convince Ward 25 councillor Jaye Robinson to nearly halve the proposed budget cut
Read more'Little library' draws support
There might be a steep hill to climb, but many have high hopes for the “little library that could”.
That’s what Councillor Mary Fragedakis dubbed the Todmorden Room at a public meeting at Bethany Baptist Church on Aug. 31.
Read moreNo big cuts in Ford’s first budget
However, some councillors not keen on those that did occur
Read moreRevamped Riverdale library reopens
Branch turns 100 and celebrates with renovations
Read moreLibrary readies for 100th birthday
The Riverdale library is getting all gussied up ahead of its centennial birthday party. The branch closed July 30 for
Read moreResidents flock to reopened library
Residents young and old lined the block on April 13, eagerly awaiting their first chance to step inside the newly renovated Thorncliffe library.
Read moreNorthern District Library due for fix-up
An aging Northern District Library is set to undergo a retrofit this year, but with the facelift may come a reduction in the library’s collection.
Read moreAnnette public library celebrates
It’s been a very big year for the Annette St. library, Toronto’s second oldest operating branch.
Read moreLibrary’s renaissance
A larger, more modern Bloor Gladstone library has opened its doors after two years of extensive renovations.
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