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We will be closed on September 30 for the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Join our Bookmobile for a special event at Peace Park.
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Resume HelpResume Help

Did you know the library offers a resume tutor service? They can help you polish or start the document to get you that next job.
The library teams with the services of a resume tutor, who can help you polish or start the document to get you that next job.

Kids

Welcome Baby!: A Library Introduction for New Parents

Oct 20th | 10:00am - 11:30am
Learn about the free services for you and your little one and get a taste of a Baby Laptime program while connecting with other new parents.

Teens

Truth and Reconciliation for Teens

Books and online resources for learning about Truth and Reconciliation.

Adults

Fall Feast of Words: Jessica Johns

Oct 3rd | 7:00pm - 8:30pm
Jessica Johns is a nehiyaw aunty with English-Irish ancestry and a member of Sucker Creek First Nation. Her debut novel is Bad Cree.

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Online Resources

Sci-Fi September in Kanopy

New worlds and adventures await with Kanopy’s Science Fiction & Fantasy collection!

TIFF Films in Kanopy

The Toronto International Film Festival starts next week! Get in the movie-buff mood by watching some past TIFF films on Kanopy.

Libby Kids' Magazines

Access digital issues of kids' magazines through OverDrive or the Libby app.

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Your Next 5 Reads

Your Next 5 Reads

We'd love to help find your next favourite book or movie! Let our expert staff recommend something new just for you.

Staff picks

Staff picks

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Community Counts

The library is proud to partner with various community agencies that support Strathcona County residents.

An investment in the library is an investment in the future!

Community Counts

The library is proud to partner with various community agencies that support Strathcona County residents.

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