Libraries near Brent ON (102 Result(s))

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.

The Haliburton County Public Library Board was established in 1965 and provides public library services to the residents of the County of Haliburton through the Haliburton County Public Library under the terms of the Public Libraries Act (1984). The Board is appointed by the County of Haliburton under terms outlined in the Act; funding is provided by the County of Haliburton and the Province of Ontario.

The Haliburton County Public Library Board was established in 1965 and provides public library services to the residents of the County of Haliburton through the Haliburton County Public Library under the terms of the Public Libraries Act (1984). The Board

The Haliburton County Public Library Board was established in 1965 and provides public library services to the residents of the County of Haliburton through the Haliburton County Public Library under the terms of the Public Libraries Act (1984). The Board is appointed by the County of Haliburton under terms outlined in the Act; funding is provided by the County of Haliburton and the Province of Ontario.

The Devil in the White City by Erik LarsonWelcome to the Bancroft Public LibraryThe Bancroft Public Library, 'your doorway to discovery', serves our community with information, entertainment and learning opportunities through print, multi-media and electronic resources. The Bancroft Public Library Needs Friends!The Bancroft Public Library is looking for volunteers to join our 'Friends of the Bancroft Public Library' group.Saturday Children's GroupEvery Saturday from 11:00 am to 12:00 pm, the Bancroft Public Library invites children to attend storybook time for crafts, snacks and much more.Book Club!Our book club selection for Wednesday, November 5th is The Devil in the White City by Erik Larson.Bancroft Public Library14 Flint St. P.O. Box 127Bancroft, ON K0L 1C0

Let your inner crafter out and go home with a cool new craft to brag about! This month: expert crocheter Lisa teaches us all the best hooks andstuff. Guess Ill have to go to learn! Please bring your own supplies! Lovers of young adult literature of all ages are invited to join us in the teen section at 6:30 pm for a fun discussion.

The Haliburton County Public Library Board was established in 1965 and provides public library services to the residents of the County of Haliburton through the Haliburton County Public Library under the terms of the Public Libraries Act (1984). The Board is appointed by the County of Haliburton under terms outlined in the Act; funding is provided by the County of Haliburton and the Province of Ontario.

For over 125 years, Bancroft has served as the economic and cultural hub of northern Kossuth County. To encourage business development, the city offers economic and other incentives to new or expanding businesses. Similar incentives are available to encourage residents to improve their homes. This has created high quality, yet affordable, housing for Bancroft residents.The city offers a plethora of services including public water, sewer and electricity as well as weekly garbage collection. The city maintains police and ambulance services and the township fire department is located within the city limits.Recreation opportunities abound for Bancroft residents including city maintained parks, tennis courts, basketball court, volleyball court, a softball diamond and the famed and historic Bancroft Memorial Ballpark.

Library service at the Bracebridge Public Library began in1908 when the original Carnegie building was constructed. The 2,800 sq. foot Muskoka stone structure was expanded to 8,400 sq. feet in 1984 with an addition that maintained the heritage character of the building while allowing for improved service and collection space. The Library will mark 100 years of service to the community during its centennial in 2008. In 1998, Bracebridge Public Library opened a Branch Library at the Fenbrook Medium Security Institution. It serves the reading and information needs of the inmates and staff, mirroring community library services and standards.

OLS-North is one of two agencies which support the development of public libraries across Ontario. In the North there are approximately 121 public libraries representing Cities, Towns, Townships, Local Service Boards, First Nation Communities and Fly In Communities over a vast geographic area.  We endeavour to assist and provide services to encourage library development in some of Northern Ontario's most remote locations.