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Libraries near Snake River ON (45 Result(s))
15 Township Hall Rd Stonecliffe, Rolphton, ON
Municipal MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT SERVICES Chief Building Official HEAD, CLARA AND MARIA (UNITED TOWNSHIPS OF)
100 Deep River Rd, Deep River, ON K0J 1P0
Municipal MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT SERVICES Town Hall Police DEEP RIVER (TOWN OF)
Home to Atomic Energy of Canada Limited (AECL), Laurentian Hills is a community full of innovation and world-class opportunities. Add in a gorgeous natural environment along the historic Ottawa River, and this is a town full of potential for living, working and entrepreneurship.
The mission of the Deep River Public Library is to build a strong Deep River community by supporting literacy and life-long learning, to foster inspiration and enjoyment, and to connect people to each other and the world at large.
Our township was incorporated on July 1st 2000, as the result of the amalgamation of the former Township of Hagarty & Richards and the former Village of Killaloe.
19474 Opeongo Line, Barry'S Bay, ON
Municipal MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT SERVICES Library MADAWASKA VALLEY (TOWNSHIP OF)
141 Lake St, Pembroke, ON K8A 5L8
Municipal Social Services Child Care RENFREW (COUNTY OF)
The support of the Government of Ontario through the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport is gratefully acknowledged for funding of our eresources.The Pembroke Public Library would like to acknowledge the support of the $15 Million Investment in Public Libraries for supporting several projects including collection development and computer accessibility.The Library also thanks the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport for providing funding for our highspeed internet connectivity through the Ministry grant.The Pembroke Public Library would like to acknowledge the support of the the Ministrys Capacity Building grant for collection development and technology upgrades.The Pembroke Public Library would like to thank Industry Canada for funding for public access computers through the CAP program and funding through the CAP YI program to provide one on one assistance to patrons and to develop computer related educational material for the library on a contract basis.
169 William St, Pembroke, ON K8A 1N7
Municipal MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT SERVICES Municipal Offices Police Department Administration PEMBROKE (CITY OF)
460 Witt Road, Pembroke, ON K8A 6W5
Municipal MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT SERVICES Works Department LAURENTIAN VALLEY (TOWNSHIP OF)
MembershipBenefits of membership in the Renfrew County Law Association: 24 hour access to the James W. Fraser Law Library Materials borrowing for office and courtroom use Access to Quicklaw and the LibraryCo Toolkit programs information published on the RCLA website membership list Distribution of professional notices by email and/or fax Invitations to RCLA social.LibraryThe James W. Fraser Law Library is available to approximately 100 lawyers in the Pembroke, Petawawa, Renfrew, Arnprior, Barry's Bay, Deep River, Combermere and Eganville areas. First established in the basement of the county courthouse on Pembroke Street, the library consisted of a small room of books in cartons maintained by lawyers when time was.CPDCPD, or Continuing Professional Development, is defined by the Law Society of Upper Canada (LSUC) as the maintenance and enhancement of a lawyer's professional knowledge, skills, attitudes and ethics throughout the individual's career.
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