CZWG’s library at Canada Water, south-east London, needs a £1.7 million roof replacement just 13 years after its completion A report due to be presented to Southwark Council next week says a ‘defect’ ...

A library that straddles the US-Canada border has found itself in the middle of Trump Administration's border debate, and they're not happy about it. The Haskell Free Library & Opera House is not a ...

A library which straddles the US-Canadian border faces new restrictions on movement as the US administration moves to tighten border controls. For more than 100 years, people in Stanstead, Quebec in ...

The US-Canada border runs across the floor of the library but its entrance is on the American side. The back door is on the Canadian side and those who do not have a library card will have to use the ...

For centuries, libraries have been more than just places to borrow books – they are pillars of community, hubs of learning and anchors of culture. They stand as symbols of what a society values and ...

A £14m "super-library" is set to have its leaking roof replaced, 13 years after the building opened. Southwark Council said in a cabinet report that leaks from the mineral felt roof on Canada Water ...

Canadian Library organizations have banded together to launch a website that wants to bring public attention to high e-book prices. The Toronto Public Library, Canadian Library Council, Ontario ...

A century-old geographic oddity, which straddles the dividing line between the US and Canada, has new rules on how Canadians can enter the cross-border building. The Haskell Free Library and Opera ...

Stanstead (Canada) (AFP) – In a picturesque town on the US-Canada border, workers under dark clouds were building a new entrance for Canadians into a library to replace one that had long symbolized ...

The London Public Library (LPL), a prominent institution serving thousands of residents in Ontario, Canada, continues to grapple with the aftermath of a cyberattack last week, with the announcement ...

Editors Note: In a nearly 3,000 word opinion piece published on July 25 in 'The Globe and Mail' Kenneth Whyte, publisher of Toronto-based indie Sutherland House Books, pinned the troubles of Canada's ...