Welcome to the official Prince Township Public Library website! Visit this page to keep up to date on what we're doing here at the Prince Township Public Library! On this page you'll find newly catalogued and new McNaughton arrivals, workshops, Book Club, new blog posts, photos and much more! Scroll down to see what we've been up to. 

Library Pickup/Delivery Service

As of May 19 Libraries will be allowed to offer 'pick up/delivery" service. They can access OPAC  (patron search of library items) from their home computer/device as long as they have their OPAC information: Visit https://16052.rmwebbopac.com/ . They need their user login (last name first) and their password/pin (last four digits of their bar code). Their cards are at the library to be picked up OR call the library @705-779-2992 ex 5. We will get back to the as soon as possible. Patrons will call us and let us know which items they want and when they can pick up their items. We will put them out on the drop off box with their name on the bag at that time.
 Drop off box.  All returns are to be deposited in a tied plastic bag until further notice, on  MONDAY  and FRIDAY  ONLY  (9:00 a.m. -4:00 p.m.)

Book Club | Updated March 8, 2020

Book Club meetings are held at the Prince Township Public Library the fourth Wednesday of the month at 1:30pm unless otherwise stated*. We are an informal group who have lots of fun while discussing our favourite books. Come and join us!

March 25 - The Tea Girl Hummingbird Lane by Lisa See (Inter Library Loan)
April 22 - Unto Us A Son Is Given by Donna Leon
May 27 - Maus by Spiegleman (Graphic Novel)
June 24 - ANY MYSTERY WRITER WITH RECIPES. Make and bring your own food. We will munch while we discuss the author(s). Bring a list of books/authors for next year's book club.

New Blog Post! | Updated October 22, 2018

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New Blog Post! - August 26, 2018

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May 2018 IDLS Workshops

Thank you to all the instructors and participants for making this years IDLS workshops a success!

A Tale from the Trenches

Bryan Davies and Andrew Traficante were our guests for our most recent book club meeting.
​A Boy From Botwood moulds the spoken record of Private Arthur Manuel, a sawmill worker from Botwood, Newfoundland, in a gripping narrative of his service with the Royal Newfoundland Regiment and months of abuse as a prisoner of war. 
The book may be ordered locally at Coles or online from indigo.ca or amazon.ca.