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18/08/2020This past summer has been quite unlike the many we have seen before. With...Blog Entry -
07/02/2020It’s time to start thinking about Tax Planning! For low to moderate income earners,...Blog Entry -
24/01/2020Want to learn more about Ottawa's rich history? Learn more about OPL's Heritage Month celebrations.Blog Entry -
23/12/2019…twas the night before new years, and all through the stacks, Hazeldean staff scurried...Blog Entry -
11/09/2019This year, Science Literacy Week runs from September 16 to 22, 2019. Across Canada,...Blog Entry -
04/07/2019On Saturday June 22, 2019 the Hazeldean Branch of the Ottawa Public Library hosted...Blog Entry -
17/06/2019This summer, kids are invited to participate in the TD Summer Reading Club, to...Blog Entry -
25/04/2019Don’t have plans for Friday night yet? Check out the OPL Reel Youth Film Festival !Blog Entry -
04/04/2019Do you love films? Do you love celebrating young talent? We do too! Ottawa...Blog Entry -
08/01/2019Have you ever been curious as to what books your library staff are reading?...Blog Entry -
04/01/2019This high school exam season come study at OPL! High school exam season means...Blog Entry -
21/02/2018The average time it takes for an unprotected computer to be compromised after connecting...Blog Entry -
30/05/2016Join us for our 5th annual cultural celebration series being held at Hazeldean Branch...Blog Entry -
07/11/2014Join in the holiday cheer and come see Ottawa Public Library staff and our...Blog Entry -
25/04/2013Anne Lamott has written a powerful book, really more like a hardcover essay, likely the most honest and human book of prayer there is. A book to be read in one sitting because you have to and then again in contemplation because you need to. There are stories of prayers uttered on bended knee and those that come from a place that is straight and angry. When you consider how angry God must have been to send The Flood, perhaps strong emotion is acceptable. Meek isn't for everyone.Blog Entry
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16/04/2013Is it possible that the women were with Laura Secord eating bonbons? And what...Blog Entry
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10/04/2013Alone in the Kitchen with An Eggplant Tidying up in the 641, cookery, section...Blog Entry
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12/02/2013After years of living near a forest the term “edible landscaping” conjures images of deer and rabbits eating my lettuce. Adjusting my thinking to urban living I realize this is what I do in my tiny city yard as neighbours hang on my fence with an amused look and then pick a warm cherry tomato as they leave.Blog Entry
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UPDATE: Curbside services during the stay-at-home order– effective Apr. 8
08/04/2021Starting Thursday, April 8:
- All our open branches will offer curbside returns and holds pick up.
- Customers will no longer be permitted to enter the buildings.
- The Bookmobile and Homebound Services will continue.
- Hours of operation will remain the same.
- Borrowed items can only be returned when branches are open.
- Mask wearing outside in line remains mandatory.