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Connect: Summer 2026

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

Read with Pride

Celebrate Pride with staff-curated reading lists featuring 2SLGBTQIA+ voices in fiction, memoir, graphic novels, and titles for all ages.

Friends 50/50: Buy Tickets Here!

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

Discovery Club

Available at ALL branches! Drop in for self-guided STEAM exploration. Build, tinker, and imagine at your own pace.

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Come Play Together!

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

TBPL For You

Children's Book Butler

Looking for reading suggestions for your child? Fill out our form and get personalized recommendations for your child emailed to you!

The Youth Action Council Recommends...

At their May 2026 meeting, the TBPL YAC met at Indigo and personally selected books for TBPL's collection! Check out their picks below.

Calling All Cooks!

Find information about our Cookbook Club, Spice Club and Tea Club, as well as staff lists and brochures from past programs!

Celebrate Culture: Pow Wow Books

Step into the vibrant world of powwows with this special collection of Pow Wow books that honor Indigenous cultures, traditions, and voices.

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New In Our Collection

New & Coming Soon

Fiction by Canadians

This list features fiction from a variety of literary genres written by Canadian authors.

Canadian Authors for Younger Readers

Enjoy this list of books written by some of our most-loved Canadian authors.

Read Across Canada

Celebrate all things Canadian with these fiction stories that take place all across the country!

Cooking Across Canada

Celebrate the True North with these cookbooks that feature the diverse cuisines found across Canada!

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.

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