All libraries will be closed Sunday, October 13 and Monday, October 14 for the Thanksgiving holiday.
The automated returns at Hazel McCallion Central Library will be unavailable on Monday, October 14 from 6 A.M. to 2 P.M. Please visit a nearby location to return items.
Computers, photocopiers, printers, scanners and other types of technology are available to use or borrow at your local library.
Free wifi is available at all library locations through Wireless Mississauga. You can use your library card to book a computer at any library location.
Scanners, printers, and photocopiers are available at all locations. Printing or copying costs $0.15 for black and white prints and $0.50 for colour.
We’ve updated our Printers! Visit any location to use the new system.
Updates include:
Chromebooks
Use your Youth or Adult library card to borrow and use a Chromebook.
Chromebooks can be used at home, work, or on-the-go when connected to the Internet. You can borrow the Chromebook for one week from all library locations. Some locations now have Chromebooks available for use in library.
Data on the Chromebook will be erased if shut down or rebooted. Replacement cost for Chromebooks is $550.
Please return the Chromebook directly to a staff member in the library and not through the drop box.
Hotspots
Borrow a hotspot device to connect a computer, phone or tablet to wireless Internet for free. Use your library card to borrow a hotspot for up to 21 days at a time. View the terms of use.
Borrow a Carbon Dioxide (CO2) monitor to measure indoor air quality. Knowing the CO2 levels can help you take steps to improve ventilation and lower the risk of airborne infections.
These devices are not carbon monoxide detectors and are not life safety devices.
To learn more, download the CO2 Monitoring for Indoor Air Quality factsheet.
All library locations have accessibility enhanced computers which include a large print keyboard and a magnifier software that enlarges, enhances, and reads aloud everything on your computer screen, as well as other hardware and software.
Mississauga Library’s Makerspaces are equipped with technology to develop new and existing skills. Learn about 3D printing, audio and video design, textile arts, digital media skills and more.
Foster skills with high-end creative workstations, access to professional and hobbyist equipment, hands-on experimental learning, and recording spaces.
Find information on available equipment, introductory programs, material costs, and booking procedures:
Available at most locations. Light therapy aims to copy outdoor light and reduces the effects of Seasonal Affective Disorders. Ask your health provider if light therapy is a good option for you.