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Connect: Fall 2026

Get the scoop on fall programming, new books and Library news in the Fall Connect Newsletter. Read online or pick up a copy today.

Check Out and Win!

Sign up, renew, or check out items between August 1 and September 30 for your chance to win a Nintendo Switch 2 or an iPad Air!

2026 Municipal Election

Find information on the 2026 municipal election, including candidate information, panel events, and access to the public survey.

Friends 50/50: Buy Tickets Here!

September Draw now LIVE! Will you be our next big winner?

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Come Play Together!

Storytimes, songs, crafts, and open play at your Library. Always free. Always fun.

TBPL For You

School Starter Kit

Whether it's starting in kindergarten, switching schools, or just beginning a new grade, TBPL has lots of stories to help your child adjust.

YOUth Action Council (YAC)

The YOUth Action Council meets monthly to discuss the Library, suggest programs, and buy books. Earn volunteer hours and develop your skills

Research Blogs

Your one-stop shop to catch up on all of the blog posts written by our Research department.

Truth & Reconciliation and Residential Schools Collection

This collection features works that explore the history and lasting impacts of the Residential School system in Canada

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New In Our Collection

New & Coming Soon

Children's Books on Residential School

Childrens books about Residential Schools introduce young readers to this history in an age-appropriate way, sharing Indigenous perspectives

Pirate Romance

If you're looking for a swashbuckling good time, check out these pirate romance novels!

10 Classics to read this Fall

Light a candle, snuggle up, and let these literary classics be your perfect fall escape.

Witches

This spellbinding collection includes cozy cottage magic, historical horrors, haunting locations and small town paranormal mysteries.

We acknowledge that the City of Thunder Bay has been built on the traditional territory of Fort William First Nation, signatory to the Robinson Superior Treaty of 1850. We also recognize the contributions made to our community by the Métis people.