Toronto Public Library - Fort York Library

• Hamish Saxton from Google
  
  
  (March 14, 2019, 6:50 pm)

  Outstanding facility. I've used the Toronto Public Library system for much research - and it is amazing. This library is contemporary, and a community asset and hub. Staff have always been helpful. Good selection of books, and it takes little time to get any other resource you need delivered from other libraries. I'm enormously grateful for this place.

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• Mike T from Google
  
  
  (March 14, 2019, 3:42 pm)

  I love the seating, huge windows, open space, and location. The staff are super friendly and helpful. But this place is half day-care through the week. Downstairs is more often than not filled with screaming, crying kids and what seems like nobody doing anything about it. It can be terribly disruptive for people trying to read or get work done.

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• Anon Tablet from Google
  
  
  (March 9, 2019, 6:46 pm)

  Modern library branch with striking design that sacrifices some function for aesthetics. Other than carpet, not much noise-absorbing material. Glassbox aesthetic means significant glare on sunny days. Inefficient use of space, could fit more proper study spaces if there was the will. Printer doesn't have validation steps, so be sure to pick up your documents before someone steals them, expecting to be thanked for returning your pages.

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• Sadaf Anam from Google
  
  
  (January 19, 2019, 9:29 pm)

  Nicest library in the city to sit in and relax with a book or work. It's all glass allowing plenty of natural light in. While not too big it is also not too busy, and any spot you find will give you a nice view of the outside.

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• Sarth Rastogi from Google
  
  
  (November 29, 2018, 6:24 pm)

  One of the most beautiful libraries I have been to.
  It is a glass structure with lots of natural light and a great view outwards. The seating arrangements that have been made are also quite comfortable.
  Kudos to the library staff to maintain such a friendly atmosphere!

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