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Curbside service to continue at Waverley, Brodie and Mary J.L. Black Libraries

Waverley, Brodie and Mary J.L. Black libraries will be open to continue curbside services.
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NEWS RELEASE
THUNDER BAY PUBLIC LIBRARY
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The latest announcement by the Province of Ontario on Jan. 12, 2021 will allow libraries to continue with limited curbside service. This recognizes the essential nature of the services offered by public libraries, which are critical to the mental health, well being and educational needs of community members.

Waverley, Brodie and Mary J.L. Black will continue to offer pick up of holds at the main entrances (curbside service) and 24/7 returns. In addition to picking up holds, patrons may still pick up take and make craft kits, programming kits, and book bundles.  

However, other services such as free printing, faxing, photocopying, scanning, and battery recycling will be paused.  

The hours of operation at Waverley, Brodie and Mary J.L. Black Libraries will be Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. until further notice.

We will not be filling requests for library items at the door. Library members who need assistance with placing holds or some advice on what to read next, can connect with library staff by telephone during hours of operation by calling 345-8275.

Staff will also be available for technology coaching by appointment over the phone at 345-8275 or by email at coaches@tbpl.ca

Curbside service at the three libraries will be offered until further notice, unless other restrictions are announced by the Province or the Thunder Bay District Health Unit. Curbside service will not be offered at the County Park Branch.  All holds for County Park pick up will be available at the Waverley branch.

eBooks, eAudiobooks and a wide variety of free databases such as Ancestry online and Transparent Languages are available 24/7 with a library card. Apply for or renew library cards by sending an email to comments@tbpl.ca or by calling 345-8275 during hours of operation.

The Library will continue to take a slow and safe approach to offering library service to the community for the safety of staff and the public.  We are also committed to complying with provincial restrictions and Health Unit recommendations related to Library service.

Check the TBPL website and Facebook page for the most current information.  Find us on social media @TBayPL / website www.tbpl.ca




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