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The St. Marys Public Library provides its patrons with information and tools that will enhance their intellectual, emotional, social and recreational quality of life. In order to do this your local public library is constantly adapting and growing to meet changing information needs and interests. Your library card provides you with all that the library has to offer. We look forward to serving you today and tomorrow.

Programmes & Events

Programmes and Events

A World of Discovery awaits you at your Library...

The library encourages learning and creativity with a variety of programmes and special events for children, teens, and adults.

Online Resources

The St. Marys Public Library has a variety of online resources for personal and business use. Whether you are looking for an article on health or instructions on how to fix your car or a talking book to read with your child you can find it all here.

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About Us

Sharing books and more for over 100 years!

The St. Marys Public Library is located in the heart of the town of St. Marys and serves the residents of St. Marys, Perth South, and area.

Our Mission: The St. Marys Public Library exists to enhance the intellectual, emotional, social and recreational quality of life of our community and our patrons.

The St. Marys Public Library is a member of the Perth County Information Network (PCIN), a network of 4 libraries. With your library card you can access the resources of the St. Marys Public Library, Stratford Public Library, West Perth Public Library and Perth East Public Library as well as the Stratford Perth Archives.

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Community Access Programme (CAP)

The St. Marys and Area Community Access Program (CAP) is a joint venture of government agencies and local sponsors that provides free Internet access to the public and assists people in developing the skills needed to use the Internet effectively.

Goals of St. Marys CAP

To provide local residents with free public access to the Internet.
To assist local entrepreneurs in finding information about job opportunities and job listings.
To provide an Internet training center for local entrepreneurs, employees, teachers, students, and others interested in improving their Internet skills.
To simulate the use and development of electronic learning tools and services.
To establish an Internet presence for the community, its businesses and its government.

CAP has established a network of community access sites throughout our area, and all across Canada, to help residents of rural communities take advantage of the Internet.

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