The Toronto Reference Public Library, like Rem Koolhaas’ Seattle Public Library, is architecture that makes library use a community activity, yet affords privacy, while showcasing the tremendous ...

The Toronto Public Library is highlighting its collection of centuries-old maps in a new exhibition, "The Art of Cartography" You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you ...

When you walk into the bright atrium of the updated Toronto Reference Library near Yonge and Bloor, you have to wonder: What would John Hallam have thought? Hallam was the alderman who led a campaign ...

The worst thing about the Toronto Comic Arts Festival is that it only comes once a year. If you, like me, feel that the Toronto Reference Library is way more fun when it's packed with visiting ...

A drone is helping show off the Toronto Reference Library’s multi-million dollar revitalization project. “We didn’t just want to tell people about Toronto Reference Library’s revitalization, we wanted ...

Prime Minister Stephen Harper could have easily been eclipsed by his photo-op surroundings were it not for a cordon of black curtains and blue signs promoting "Canada's economic action plan." There to ...

For Toronto novelist and lawyer Robert Rotenberg, it's what the city's Reference Library doesn't have that also makes it the perfect place to work on a novel. This will give writers wandering from ...

The Toronto Reference Library has long been a popular destination for those looking to enjoy the magic of books. As of Monday, June 9, it became a place where people can print their own. The Reference ...

The Weeknd's been popping up in Toronto with his latest temporary storefronts and massive concerts. Earlier this year, he was also spotted in the city filming his "Secrets" music video. Now that video ...

Police say they are investigating a bomb threat at Toronto Reference Library Saturday morning. Officers received a report of a bomb threat at the library in the area of Bloor and Yonge streets at 8:44 ...

Five years ago, muralist Uber5000 covered two sides of a building along Graffiti Alley with pictures of fish and ocean life. When he returned to paint a third wall this summer, he opted for a ...