Libraries near Cankerville ON (32 Result(s))

The Brighton Public Library is your community resource for information and recreational reading in the Municipality of Brighton. The Library provides a wide range of services via our two branches and comprehensive website.

Ask a LibrarianWelcomeThe Quinte West Public Library is dedicated to enriching society and inspiring the human spirit through the exploration of knowledge. The Library upholds the ideals of universal access to information. Its collections reflect the broad range of human experience, ideas and wisdom.

Lynn Philip Hodgson at Hastings Civic CentreFriday, The Friends of Hastings Library and the Hastings Historical Society invite you to an evening with Lynn Philip Hodgson. Lynn is the author of 'Inside Camp X' the top secret World War II Secret Agent Training School on the north shore of Lake Ontario. Discover the story of this mysterious camp and its contribution to the Allied war effort. No admission fee - free will donation. Refreshments will be served.

The mandate of the Campbellford-Seymour Heritage Society is tofoster an awareness of local history and pride in the heritage of the community of Campbellford/Seymour within the Municipality of Trent Hills.The Heritage Society was founded in January 1983, and affiliationwith the Ontario Historical Society was quickly established. Monthly meetings were initially held in members' homes, at the town council chambers, and at the Campbellford District High School library.

Roseneath School is a small primary school nestled in the picturesque surroundings of Point Jerningham - Roseneath, above Oriental Parade. Magnificent 270 degree views of Wellington Harbour make its location unique. The sea has significantly influenced the school in the naming of classrooms like: Upper Bridge, Lower Bridge, Lower Deck, Aft, and Upper Deck. Located right on the point and next door to the local church at the top of Maida Vale Road. The central location also means easy access to city resources - Te Papa, Wellington Library, Theaters, and Port Facilities.

Sponsored by C.A.R.A. Consecon Area Ratepayers Association Inc.Sponsored by: Consecon Area Ratepayers Association Inc. From now on all you have type is consecon.ca to bring you to Conseccons website and get information about C.A.R.A. (Consecon Area Ratepayers Association Inc.) and keep updated with whats happening in our local community. This site is for both our community to keep abreast of issues and events that pertain to us and for visitors who would like to find out more information about the area. The older websites Consececonratepayers.ca titled Consecon Village and Area Websites are now closed and all the information has been combined into the new Consecon.ca. A huge thank you to Steve Sawyer and Nick Nowistski for their hard work over the years maintaining thewebsites and to those who have contributed images, information and stories. This site is maintained by C.A.R.A. (Consecon Area Rate Payers Association Inc. )funded by membership in C.A.R.A. For more information click here.If you would like to add stories, images, videos, events or know about issues in our areaplease direct your information to: cara@consecon.ca We hope you will find it easy to navigateC.A.R.A.

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