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We are proud to say that we are being around for nearly a 100 years. And have a huge variety of books, DVD's and E-books, which we also give out for loan.

residents this municipalite and alentours.La situee library is in the premises of the school SaintJoachim , at 29, Normandeau Bay , in the heart of the village of that Broquerie.Bien it is the reservee eleves and staff of the school during school SaintJoachim DAY , the library provides services to municipal public Monday through Friday from 15 am to 20 pm 30 30 . modifiees All times are during the summer to better serve clientele.Nous have an inventory of more than 26,500 articles, or books, periodicals , DVD s, videocassettes , and compact discs, and all for children, adolescents and adults. The library is abonneea several periodicals that cater to all ages, from toddlers to more ages and dealing on various topics. Our resources are reparties in both official languages ??, that is to say, in French and English. In short, there s something for everyone! If we do not have the book you want, it is still possible to search in other libraries , firstly in Manitoba , as well as in the national libraries

Welcome To The Lac Du Bonnet Regional Libraryhere You Will Find Information On The Library. Offering Fully Automated Library Services Free Of Charge To All Residents Of The Town Of Lac Du Bonnet, R.M. Of Lac Du Bonnet And R.M. Of Alexander (Bird River Area). Nonresidents Pay A Small Yearly Fee. Temporary Nonresident Memberships Are Also Available At A Reduced Rate. ( Bookmark This Site. ) New To The Site. Manitoba Public Library Services Has Introduced A Patron Feedback Survey To Enable Your Local Library To Better Serve You. Please Take The Time To Fill Out The Survey By Clicking On The Icon Below And Submit It. There Are Three Forms Of The Survery To Choose From, Taking Anywhere From 215 Minutes. The Survey Is Also Be Available In Print Form If You Prefer.

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