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OPL’s Main and Rideau branches closure extended to January 31

Sunday, January 30, 2022

OTTAWA – The Main and Rideau branches of Ottawa Public Library will remain closed Monday, January 31 given the continued traffic disruptions and closures around the downtown core due to the truck demonstration and the continued challenges to de-mobilize the protesters.  

The Main (120 Metcalfe St.) and Rideau (377 Rideau St.) branches will reopen Tuesday, February 1 at 1 pm. 

Library services are available online via the OPL website and virtual branch.   

The closest alternative OPL locations for library branch services are: 

Expiry dates for holds items and due dates for material borrowed at Main and Rideau branches have been extended accordingly to Tuesday, February 1. 

Visit the OPL website for information about hours and location, virtual programming, to search the OPL catalogue and numerous other library services and digital resources.  

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