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Need information about the library? It's all here!The Region of Waterloo Library is committed to meeting the needs of the Region of Waterloo's rural communities. We meet this commitment by developing diverse collections and ensuring access to information and services.

Need information about the library? It's all here!The Region of Waterloo Library is committed to meeting the needs of the Region of Waterloo's rural communities. We meet this commitment by developing diverse collections and ensuring access to information

News and EventsSilent auction at PEPLWe have two tickets available for the Saturday September 6th performance of Hay Fever, 8:00pm at the Stratford Festival.The silent auction will be open for bidding until Thursday September 4th at 4:00pm.All proceeds will be going back to the library! BIG Changes at PEPL! As we welcome two new pages Devon Cartwright and Maddison Smith and library assistant Rachel Garland who also works at the Listowel and Atwood branch, we are saying goodbye to three of our library pages and a library assistant.We wish the best of luck to Kaitlyn Noeske and look forward to meeting her new bundle of joy! We also would like to say congratulations and good luck to Rachel Yost, Alexa Groenestege, and Meghan Riddell as they start the next chapter of their lives and are off to post-secondary school! Die Cut Bonanza! 4:00pm-7:00pmFront program room**The use of the machine is free and all you have to bring is your own paper! Computer Course: Introduction to ComputersBuilds the computer literacy skills needed in today's society:Mouse, keyboarding and File Management SkillsWord Processin

The central branch of the County of Brant system is located in Paris, Ontario. In 1999 Paris and its surrounding areas amalgamated to form the County of Brant.

The Glen Morris Branch is located at 474 East River Road, Glen Morris, Ontario. In 1875 a Penny Reading Society was founded in Glen Morris to provide entertainment and education during the long winter months. In February 1888 the funds of the society were transferred to a Mechanics' Institute. The Institute ran until 1910 when it was changed to a public library under the Provincial Library Act. In 1966 the library in Glen Morris became part of the township library system, then in 1967 joined the newly designed regional system which increased circulation from over 2000 books in 1966 to over 8000 books in 1967. In 1971 the library was renovated by volunteers. In 1999 with the amalgamation of the County of Brant, the Glen Morris Library became part of the County of Brant Public Library.