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Library Membership

Library membership is free for residents of Addington Highlands. There is a $10.00 Charge for non residents.

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Free Wireless Internet Access

High-speed internet is available for public use inside the library during library hours.

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Pass your official G1 driving test faster and more effectively

The official site for the Ontario Ministry of Transportation has NO complete G1 sample tests, and only 8 sample questions. That’s not enough to provide you with the practical experience you need. To help you achieve that practice, we have created 12 practice tests and a G1 Test Simulator.

These tests will provide you with experience answering the same types of questions you’ll find on the real test: each test is based on the most recent MTO Driver’s Handbook, uses the same method of grading, and covers the same driving topics used by the MTO. You’ll be ready to breeze through your official exam on the very first try when the big day arrives.

Community Advocacy & Legal Centre

The Community Advocacy & Legal Centre is a non-profit community legal clinic. We serve low income residents of Hastings, Prince Edward and Lennox & Addington counties. The clinic (formerly known as Hastings andPrince Edward Legal Services) is currently staffed by lawyers, community legal workers, and support staff and is funded by Legal Aid Ontario. A community-based Board of Directors is responsible for the clinic’s operation.

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Community Legal Education Ontario

Since 1974, CLEO (Community Legal Education Ontario / Éducation juridique communautaire Ontario) has developed clear, accurate, and practical legal rights education and information to help people understand and exercise their legal rights. Our work focuses on providing information to people who face barriers to accessing the justice system, including income, disability, literacy, and language. As a community legal clinic and part of Ontario’s legal aid system, we work in partnership with other legal clinics and community organizations across the province.

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Your Legal Rights

A project of CLEO, Your Legal Rights is a website of free legal information for people in Ontario. This site has free, practical, and easy-to-find legal information produced by hundreds of organizations across Ontario.

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Like many Public Libraries and First Nations Libraries across the province, Addington Highlands Public Library has entered in a partnership with ServiceOntario to make it easier and faster for individuals, families and businesses to access Ontario government information and services. Information about Ontario government services is available at both Flinton & Denbigh branches of the library.

Online services available through ServiceOntario at Libraries includes, applying for a birth, marriage or death certificate, vehicle registration renewal, business name registration, master business license, book a road test, reserve a campsite at provincial parks, renew your outdoors card, change the address for your health card, driver’s license and outdoors card and a wide range of other government services.

Centre for Equitable Library Access Collection


Addington Highlands Public Library offers a collection of over 230,000 books, magazines, newspapers and described videos in a choice of formats for people with a print disability.

  • Lots of choice including current bestsellers, award-winners and classics
  • Fiction, non-fiction, self-help, business and more
  • Books for kids, teens and adults
  • Books in audio, braille or accessible e-book formats
  • Download books or receive home delivery by mail

Access to the CELA collection is available to people who are unable to read conventional print due to a disability, which includes:

Learning disability

an impairment relating to comprehension

Physical disability

the inability to hold or manipulate a book

Visual disability

severe or total impairment of sight or the inability to focus or move one’s eyes.

Contact the library for more information or visit the CELA website at www.celalibrary.ca