Visit the SIN clinic on June 7 to get information or acquire a Social Insurance Number! This clinic will be on a first-come-first-serve basis. Please bring your birth certificate and photo ID.
Upcoming Programs and Events
Recent additions to the collection
Indigenous Portal
Engage with KFPL's Indigenous programming, collections and community partnerships!
Programs, Events, Services and Recommendations
Reminiscing Kits
OverDrive
Upcoming Programs and Events
Ready, set, read! Introducing Beanstack
The sun is out — let the adventures unfold, one chapter at a time! Introducing Beanstack, a platform with challenges (and prizes), personalized book recommendations and a fun tracking system. Don't forget to pre-register for our summer reading challenges.
Extended Hours Project
Library Kiosk
Get Connected
Use Libby to discover and share interest in titles not yet in KFPL's digital collection
KFPL now offers a new feature in Libby, OverDrive's mobile app, that helps you find all the content you’re looking for, even if it's not yet in our digital collection.
There are two ways to access deep search:
- Your search finds no titles in any of your saved libraries, or,
- Your search results contain fewer than 100 titles, and you manually turn on the deep search filter.
Libby will show results from your saved libraries and the wider OverDrive Marketplace catalogue. From there, you can borrow or place holds on titles from other saved libraries, or if the title is not in any of your libraries’ collections, you can select Notify Me.
Selecting Notify Me sets up a smart tag in Libby that alerts us that there’s a request and alerts you if one of your libraries purchases the title. Learn more about how it works here!
National Indigenous History Month: a reading list
Join us this June as we honour and appreciate Indigenous history, heritage, resilience, and diversity. Discover powerful narratives, insightful memoirs, and thought-provoking works that shed light on the extraordinary contributions and experiences of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis communities.
Upcoming Programs and Events
Celebrating a legacy of trailblazers
When Canada’s first aerobatic team, the Golden Hawks, whirled through the sky near her hometown, Lola Reid Allin wanted to be one of those pilots, spearing through the clouds, punching a hole in the sky. But. Her parents said, “Don’t be silly. Only men can be pilots.”
At age 24—the same age as Amelia Earhart when she learned to fly—Lola realized her dream. Hear her speak on June 10!
