The Idea Exchange in Cambridge is, ultimately, a library. The employees and volunteers in place for…read morethe Cambridge Comic Arts Festival were all fantastically polite, warm, and helpful. The building itself is also quite beautiful, with lots of natural light and visual interest. I learned it has been renovate or added to four times! There are plenty of computers for people to use, and other technological tools -- some of which I didn't even recognize. There is ample seating for studying and even a private meeting room (though it is made of clear glass, so visual privacy is a no-go). It's also kid-friendly with plenty of children's books and hands-on activities for the youngest patrons. As someone who's worked in libraries in the past, I foudn Idea Exchange to be a real pleasure.

From the owner: In 1836 we were founded as the Galt Circulating Library, and we have evolved with our community…read moreever since.

This is actually an incredible library. They offer movie showings, a maker's lab, a huge number of…read morebooks, private little rooms that can be booked out for study and group work, and the Nintendo Switch lounge. It's pretty incredible to see all the different things that they have on offer!

Visited Hazel McCallion Central Library…read more Lovely interior design, too bad the Tim Horton not open yet. I don't see the guitar or drum room, visited all 4 floors A bit disappointed

A library! I just could not resist hopping in for a visit and chill a little during My Day in…read moreOakville. Free Wifi! Spacious with ton of seating and electric outlets! Skylights letting the sunlight in, just so soothing. Love those huge tanned floor to ceiling windows that look out to the main business area. I can stay here for a while... even a whole afternoon. But there's a $1/hour charge for parking which is not bad and it is free on Sundays.

This is the Central Branch of Oakville Library and also the biggest one with the widest selection…read more Like the previous review states it has the kids section in the basement and it's huge!! Not only do they have a play house, train tables but they also have this little hallway with explore tables where kids can test different fine motor skills etc. They have two program rooms where you can sign up for different programs throughout the year, some are free and some have a fee ( anywhere between $40 - $60 for 8 week program ). But you need to register quick because they go fast!! They are not only specific to this branch but all over the Oakville Libraries. You register online.

This is a great library. It has an awesome children's area with books, games and even costumes for…read morethe little ones! They offer tons of programs for older people who want to figure out their computers, to babysitting courses for teens and resume writing help for anyone! There are great study areas on the top and middle floors and every once and a while they have old books for sale for about a quarter each! I have been coming here to study since I was a kid and it is my favourite library in this town. The old librarians are always helpful if you need it. The young people who put away the books sometimes will start to gossip when you are trying to study but if you tell them off they are horrified. Some odd rules exist like they don't want you to put your feet up on the ancient tables and you can't have a computer in the silent study room... Making it useless but other than that it's a good library.

Great library with a HUGE kids area and tons of space for studying if you need it.read more

This is our closest community centre to where we live and we just love it. The Library is a decent…read moresize and they have always some nice classes for babies and preschoolers ( which most of them you have to pre register online ). The Library has some nice comfortable sofa's but also tables with comfy chairs where you can set up your laptop with I believe free Wifi. The south facing wall is all windows and that is also where most of the sofas are situated for reading. They have a beautiful pool with a nice big slide, family change room and the life guards are very nice and friendly. They take good care of the shallow "baby pool" and make sure no rowdy kids go through there. I find they could offer a better pool schedule in terms of keep the baby pool more often open. I haven't used the rest of the facility like the fitness center etc.

Starting Sept 5th, group guitar lessons will be taking place at Iroquois Ridge community centre…read more A great way to meet new people and learn about Music, check out, http://www.groupguitarclass.com, for more info.

Another great Community Center in Oakville, we always go to the rubber duckies swimming class here…read more Their pool is a warm water pool which is great for the little ones. Otherwise they also have a huge skating rink, library, daycare center, squash, gym etc. the usually. Oakville is amazing for all their parks and community centers!!

AVOID THE GYM HERE DO NOT BUY A MEMBERSHIP! I'm not sure about any of the other facilities but some…read moreold guy yelled at me and my friend because we were taking a while because we had to sanitize in between sets LIKE THE EMPLOYEE TOLD US and the employee took the old guys side! He told us that we should "split our exercises" and "don't train in such a big group" WHEN WE WERENT EVEN IN THE BIG GROUP, I only brought one friend and we were both using the rack. Overall, very rude, and a horrible experience, I would never recommend this gym to anyone.

Considering this place is part of the group of colleges I graduated from, giving the Davis Campus…read moreless than four stars would be heresy. While I did go through the Trafalgar Campus in Oakville, I would visit the Davis campus from time to time to cover events in my role as entertainment editor/writer for the Sheridan Sun newspaper. After many years away, I finally had the chance to revisit the campus for a conference, We Rise Together, which was organized to help young Black students in Peel. Revisiting the campus after so long away was quite surprising. It must just be me, but it seems as though the campus has greatly expanded. I don't recall seeing the "Dr. Rob Turner Building" before, nor do I remember all of the other satellite buildings around the core complex. Regardless, the campus is now a hive of activity. It's not just college students attending either - aside from the aforementioned conference, I saw a group of kids attending a spring workshop on LEGO. The conference itself was held in The Den, a bar/restaurant that's just steps away from the campus bus stop. Going in, I forgot how cavernous these spaces were. Both The Den and Connexion (at Trafalgar) have the feeling of a dark, moody place where you can hide away for hours if you so chose to. Overall, I was very impressed by the conference, which included a keynote speech from Supreme Court Justice Donald McLeod. He is an inspiring speaker, and his words are more relevant than ever, considering that Peel has a huge problem with the marginalization, latent racism and educational challenges facing young Black students in the region. It's well worth visiting this campus and seeing all that it has to offer. If not for the major programs and certificate courses, it's a beautiful campus to visit. But it's still the red-headed stepchild compared to Trafalgar and the behemoth that is the Mississauga City Centre campus.

The teachers at this school vary. Some are very good and some are terrible. I'd say the majority…read moreare on the bad side. They do however offer a variety of programs and courses which I like. They're fairly easy markers in my opinion. So if a good grade is what you're looking for then enroll in this college. They seem to always upgrade and renovate every year. I must admit the place keeps getting nicer. My favourite area will defantely have to be the computer lab since it's a great study place and open till 11pm on weekdays. Wi-fi is also provided if you're a current student. Overall I really like the school, but they need to find some professors who are better qualified. Sometimes I feel I'd be able to teach the class better than some of the teachers can.

Wonderful library! The staff are super kind and have GREAT book suggestions. There are many…read moreactivities for all ages. There are also escape rooms, Art Gallery, study rooms, and (of course) the Library! Great Library! I Highly recommend going if your in Georgetown!

Incredible that this hasn't been reviewed yet. This is by far my favourite library in the GTA and a…read moretrue gem for Georgetown. I believe this branch opened in 2013, and it's situated in the old downtown. It's built into an old church which is about 150 years old with a large new annex. A theatre and an art gallery are also part of the complex. I actually haven't visited in a few months and don't have any pics, but image search "Halton Hills Georgetown library" and you'll see for yourself that this place is awe-inspiring. I wish was able to describe this place without clichés, but it truly is classic and modern simultaneously. A great deal of natural light, very unique and functional layout with beautiful natural touches. I love the lower floor which is dedicated to a large magazine selection, with comfortable chairs and a fireplace. Take a visit to this place. You'll love it and can make a day with it with all the good places to eat nearby and countless places to hike in the area. Hmmm, maybe try a hike at the Limehouse conservation area, a visit here and a meal at The Cellar? Sounds like a perfect date. You're welcome.

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

This library has absolutely beautiful architecture. The outside is silver with glass and looks…read morethoroughly modern. The inside is stunning, modern and makes you feel happy! The lights reminds me of moons and stars. Open concept space with comfy colourful seats and ledges that showcase books. You can also sit on the ledges below the moon and stars lighting as you can see in my pics. This is one fun library! They have 3D printing and button making for free on the daily!! There was a game by the kid section of the library and there was a sticker station (not sure if this is offered on the daily). The 3d printing allows you to make miniature toys and learn how to design your 3d art. There is a two hour limit on the 3d printing. Very enjoyable!