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Tuesday / Thursday: 10am to 6pm
Friday: 1pm to 6pm
Saturday: 10am to 1pm
Get ebooks, audiobooks, magazines, and more on your smartphone or pc.
Access Libby from your pc at the following link libbyapp.com or download the app here.
For a larger selection of French books head over to Cantook.
Stream movies, documentaries, kids shows and educational videos for free with Kanopy! All you need is your library card.
The library has passes to many different museums as well as day passes to Ontario Parks available to borrow.
Surviving Misinformation Presentation
The Champlain Library is pleased to welcome local journalist Philip Oddi for a talk titled Surviving Misinformation: an informative presentation on how to evaluate source credibility, fact-check and determine reliable information, and how misinformation and disinformation can spread. The talk is on Wed, Feb 18 at 6:30 pm at the Creating Centre.
More information can be found here and you can register for the talk here.
New Releases
Below are our some of our newly released books.
She Made Herself a Monster
The Oasis
Lost Souls Meet Under a Full Moon
The Midnight Carousel
The Briars
Fauves
Belle
Kabasa
Le Club des Livres Interdits
L'âge d'or
Library News
NFB Movie Night: Ninan Auassat: We the Children
The Champlain Library is partnering with the Arbor Gallery to host a special National Film Board movie night that invites viewers to see the world through the eyes of a new generation. Join us at the Arbor Gallery on Thursday, March 5 at 6:30 p.m. (doors open at 6...
February Astronomy Meeting
The Astronomy Club will hold theirnext meeting on Monday, February 23 at 6:30pm at the library. The topic for discussion will be: Star Formation and Nuclear Fusion . We'll explore the birthing process of stars like our Sun and the mechanism that powers them throughout...
Kanopy: Black History Month
This Black History Month, discover films that illuminate the voices and experiences ofBlack Americans. Kanopy’s curated collection highlights stories of triumph, innovation,and the enduring impact of the Black community throughout our history. Strart streaming...
Kanopy: 2026 and Best of 2025
Kanopy’s New Year’s Resolutions collection is packed with motivational films and practical videosto help you set goals and stay on track. Start streaming for free! OR Discover what everyone was watching last year! Kanopy’s Most Watched Films of 2025collection brings...
NFB Movie Night: Posthumans
The Champlain Library is partnering with the Arbor Gallery to host a special National Film Board movie night that invites viewers to think about where technology and humanity may be headed next. Join us at the Arbor Gallery on Thursday, February 5 at 6:30 p.m, for the...
January Astronomy Meeting
The Astronomy Club will hold their first meeting of the year on Jan 26 at 6:30pm at the library. The topic for discussion will be: Saying “goodbye” to the ESA’s Gaia probe. After over ten years of mapping our galaxy, the Gaia satellite has been placed in a...
Surviving Misinformation Presentation
The Champlain Library is pleased to welcome local journalist Philip Oddi for a talk titled Surviving Misinformation. In an age of constant news media and information at our fingertips, knowing what sources to trust can be challenging. This is especially true with the...
Reading Challenge 2026
We’re excited to announce our new annual Reading Challenge! Last year, readers travelled the globe with us, exploring a different country each month. This year, we’re setting out on a different kind of adventure - a literary journey through genres. Each...