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Basic Tech Help is to assist you with basic questions related to your computer or mobile device, social media and email.

If you need assistance with our digital collections, please register for our Digital Library Help instead.

Please note:

• BiblioTech Coaches cannot help with computer or hardware repairs, advanced troubleshooting or provide ongoing tutoring sessions. 
• We reserve the right to determine if your technology needs can be met by staff.
• If we are not able to help with a specific technology-related question, we may be able to suggest alternative resources in the community.

Join EarlyON for a morning of fun, socializing and literacy for children 0-6yrs. This bilingual program is offered at the South End Library. While attending the program, you and your child will have the opportunity to participate in a variety of activities such as: crafts, sensory, literacy, math, and story time.

Drop in program

VON offers a free exercise program for individuals age 55 and over.  To register, contact Darren at (705) 358-5995 or Laura at (705) 358-3651.

Join GSPL Eric for a Family Storytime filled with music and laughter. For Children & Families. Spend time together enjoying great stories and singing along to awesome songs. Leave feeling joyful, connected, and inspired—fun for the whole family!

Join us for a needle felting workshop. Participants will learn the basics of needle felting and create their own woolen masterpieces. All materials will be provided, so just bring your creativity. Registration Required

Join EarlyON for a morning of fun, socializing and literacy for children 0-6yrs. This bilingual program is offered at the South End Library. While attending the program, you and your child will have the opportunity to participate in a variety of activities such as: crafts, sensory, literacy, math, and story time.

Drop in program

This month's title: TBD

Join us in a rousing chat about our Book of the Month. 

To allow everyone an opportunity to participate, registration will be limited for each meeting. New members are always welcome if we have the space!

PRDH-IGD is a directory of ALL vital events (baptisms, marriages and burials) celebrated by the Catholic church in Quebec and French Canada from 1621 to 1849, as well as a genealogical dictionary of families commonly referred to as "Family Reconstructions". The PRDH-IGD database contains over 2,500,000 records.  This workshop will be facilitated by Kristen Bertrand.

Join us for an adult program of découpage.  The project will be to decorate a clay pot with inspiring images in celebration of spring.  This is a registered program and spots available for 10 participants.  All supplies will be provided at the workshop to complete project to registered participants.