​Bruce County Public Library launches new website

The Bruce County Public Library has launched its new website, designed to enhance patrons' on-line experience.

A one-stop digital branch, featuring a sleek and modern design, the new website offers user-friendly navigation and functionality, ensuring patrons can easily access the resources they need. Upgrading its website supports the library’s strategic goal of being a digital community connector and providing an engaging experience for all.

Among the exciting new features is an interactive on-line calendar, complete with filters by branch and audience, making it easier than ever to search and discover programs. The site also includes brand new on-line registration for programs, which allows users to sign up with their E-mail addresses and receive reminders and easy cancellation if they are unable to attend.

The on-line catalogue has also been integrated into the site, with staff lists created by the Readers Advisory Committee. Reserve from recommendations right from the home page.

The new website is fully mobile-friendly, ensuring that patrons can access resources on the go. Visitors can explore the new Digital Library to discover the many tools and resources available, for free with their library card, from streaming movies with Kanopy and accessing on-line newspapers from around the globe with PressReader. The new, clean design and stream-lined navigation are designed to meet the needs of today’s digital world.

“Our new website marks the beginning of an exciting 2025 for the library,” says director Brooke McLean. “We are pleased to kick off the new year with a fresh look and digital tools that enhance our connection to patrons. This marks our commitment to making library services more accessible, engaging, and convenient for everyone.”

Visit the new website at library.brucecounty.on.ca to explore its new features and discover what your library has to offer.