The Port Colborne Public Library subscribes to digital resources for community use. We also have resources for job seeking, knowing your rights, and researching local interest.
You will need an updated Port Colborne library card to use many of our digital resources. If you need to update your card or get your password, please contact us by email, call 905-834-6512, or visit us in person. If you need a card, join us today.
Download e-books, audiobooks and videos for 7 and 14 day loans. Over 3,000 magazines available.
Access Libby via browser or download the Libby App from the App Store or GooglePlay. Looking for OverDrive? Check out this FAQ.
Instantly borrow e-books, audiobooks, music, movies, comics and TV shows. Movies and TV shows loan for 3 days, music for 7, and other material 21. No holds! You can borrow up to 5 items per month.
Access Hoopla via browser or download the app from the App Store or GooglePlay.
Research genealogy and ancestry information using one of our library computers. Only accessible in the library.
Compare titles, find read-a-likes, book lists, and suggestions for fiction and non-fiction books for children and teens. Explore the tags to find your next read.
Community Legal Education Ontario produces clear, accurate and practical legal information to help people understand and exercise their legal rights.
TVO Today is the immersive home for quality current affairs journalism, award-winning documentaries and podcasts.
Photos, maps, manuscripts, digitized books and more from the Toronto Public Library collections.
Access heritage collections from public and academic libraries, archives, museums, historical societies, women’s institutes, newspaper publishers, and community organizations.
A bilingual encyclopedia managed by the non-profit Historica Foundation.
Further resources
Our community partners are here to help. Skill training, job seeking, mental and physical health and more. We also maintain a list of local resources that may be of interest.
Find links to other libraries, topics of interest to residents, and job seeking help.
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