This is the most futuristic library I'd ever been to…read more They've got a 3D printer which you can get stuff printed for free! If you have a larger 3D print job, you can come back several times to complete the project. I think you have a 2 hour limit per visit. There's also a button-making machine, where you choose a picture or a page from a comic book and then apply it to a button which you can then pin to your clothes. Really neat! Rows and rows of books, of course, are all over the library. There are many more features to this library, so you should check it out if you haven't been!

This unique structure of this Brampton library has a very unique architecture and mostly uses…read moresunlight for some light and everything looks very clean. it also has free internet and so much places to charge anything (but it only can charge with a charger that has a brick) the chairs are so comfy and even the bathroom is well designed because most bathrooms don't have any design at all. people can go outside and read and this library actually helped me relax. this library is just the best 999999/10 rating 999999/5 stars

Maybe I can get my name in one of the libraries after all... Though it is in Orillia and not one of…read moremy neighbourhood libraries, but a room can be name after me? The new Orillia library located downtown is pretty impressive. A lot of open spaces with high ceiling and huge windows. Love all these seating options: armchairs, sofas, bar stool... Free Wifi access but you will need to ask for a password word. Orillia Library seems to be doing quite aggressively with their donation campaign. With $1000+ donation will get your name on the library's donation wall and $100,000 can get have the lobby named after you... Parking though is not free since it is right in downtown Orillia. But $1 per hour is quite affordable though.

So Lee and I visited this library because there's a geocache in here. I'm really glad that we were…read moredirected here! It is a gorgeous space, large and spacious. It almost feels like it should be an art gallery and not a library, because the books almost seem lost in the place. They do have a good selection of books, DVDs and books on tape for checking out. They have a large number of computers for public use, and we were able to use the system to help us find what we were looking for. One drawback is that it wasn't totally obvious at first where the rest of the books were, which is up on the 2nd floor. Up there there is a very nice "quiet" study section, as well as private rooms that can be reserved for research. One of my favorite things was they also had a seed library, which is something I haven't ever seen in a public library before! So if you need free wifi and a good place to study or quietly read, this seems like a wonderful place to do it.

You sure it is a library??…read more The information area has sofas that resemble those in the lobby of a boutique hotel! That high ceiling? The spacious interior space?! Just chilling here in Aurora Library is a great relaxing experience. Then this lady talking on the phone so loud wake me up from my dream.....I don't really want to know about her love life really... Wifi access only offers to library card holders.. so out of towners like me are out of luck!

Not the biggest library I've been to but a well stocked and comfortable one. There are self…read morecheckout terminals in the front and either at the front or right outside the library carts of books on sale for cheap. There's also a small but mighty selection of CDs and magazines. Lots of seating for reading/studying as well.

I have been using the oshawa library for 18 years and the staff are the greatest for helping with…read moreall kinds of questions you throw at them. Hopefully the city of Oshawa will keep funding to the full this wonderful place that is the best.

A fantastic library with huge amount of resources. Numerous books, CDs and DVD covering pretty much…read moreall genres to account for all tastes. There's a separate reading room that has a variety of newspapers, both current editions and back issues. Downstairs is a large children's section with books, CDs, DVDs, video games and board games. It's easy to reserve items including those located at other branches. My whole family loves it here and frequent often.

Chic... I feel like I just stepped into the Ritz version of a library…read more High Ceiling.. Grand Staircase..Armchairs...Sofa...Cozy Fireplace....Large windows.... Whitby Public Library has all the bell and the whistles and anything that I want in my dream library... I think I can even organize my "dream" wedding here! The only problem is the limited number of parking spots. Only around 15 or so for a large library this size (it has more computer terminals than parking lots!!) Of course there are some reasonable municipal parking lots right next to the library at 50 cents a hour and free on evenings, weekends and holidays.

I came across this library when I was in Oshawa. My class had gotten cancelled and the library at…read moreour school wasn't quiet enough for me. So I opened up yelp and came across this one not to far from school. The building looks very pretty. And the inside is nice and quiet. Very organized and clean. There are two levels one has a few computers in the far corners and the second level has some tables and couches to do some work. Asides from having books on both floors. It also has a cafe in the building, which was neat. I haven't seen a library with a cafe before. I had chosen the couch spot to do some work and sit by the fireplace since it was cold outside. It was quiet and I was able to finish a lot of work while I was there. I would definitely recommend this library to groups as well, since they have rooms you can book to do group assignments. The only thing I would say sucks is the parking, I wasn't able to find parking near the library so I had to park at a P lot, which wasn't too expensive. $1 for 1 hour.

I used to visit this library often as an undergraduate student. Back then, it was called North York…read moreReference Library, which was a part of North York City Centre. Likely due to the amalgamation in the late 90's, the Toronto Public Library couldn't have two reference libraries. The Toronto Reference Library retained its name. This one changed its name to North York Central Library. I don't recall when the North York City Centre subway station changed its name to North York Centre. I remember frequenting Coles and the food court back then. I should go back. I'm sure everything looks and is different. I like this library a lot. It's spacious. If you need a place to quietly read a book or study, there were plenty of tables and chairs to do it. It's still the case to this day. It's a popular place for students to visit, do research, and study. I like that there are lots of floors to spread out. There were seven when I was last there. This library went through major renovations back in 2017. Three floors were affected. This section was reopened a year later. These days, it has auditorium, a Braille writer, magnifiers, and wheelchair-accessible furniture. It also has wifi. I always liked the DVDs, CDs, and other media formats. This library had the best selection. I miss having a Toronto library card. Back then, I used to live in Toronto before I moved to Markham with my parents. I then studied in Toronto, so having a library card was free. I neither work nor live in Toronto. I refuse to shell out money for a Toronto library card. Instead, I'm content with my Markham, Mississauga, and Brampton ones. (43)

Went here to study for the first time and it is a very popular place. Many floors with a crazy…read moreamount of tables and chairs. I went there at around 11am and was happy to grab a table in by the windows. I stayed there till closing and must say that it is a good spot if you want to study in groups or individually. The single study booths are hard to grab as they are on a first come first serve basis.