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Toronto Public Library - Toronto Reference Library
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Rosedale, Toronto
"Best place to study in Toronto."(6 Tips)
"This place has an amazing collection of books on Public Relations."(2 Tips)
"$2.05 medium dark coffee from Balzacs."(2 Tips)
"Free WiFi, loads of space to sit and read."(6 Tips)
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Public WiFi is too spotty to be relied on. Use your personal hotspot instead.
Julia CarrierApril 3, 2014It's 2014 and this library can't afford a reliable wifi. Not enough copies and a lot of noise to be considered a library.
Renovations are looking good! I practically lived my academic life here. So nostalgic!
Book a study room for two people if all you're going to do is set up your laptops & gossip while everybody else is trying to get work done. Be bloody considerate to others who have nowhere else to go.
Edward PassosJune 9, 2015Unfortunately some people can't stay away of their cell phones, and some can talk really loudly...
MasahiroJanuary 31, 2017This huge library can't borrow books. Just reference library. But so quiet spot. 日本にもおいてくれよというほど大きな図書館。ただし、閲覧のみの図書館。3D プリンター や Mac Pro も使えます。なお、1st floor にはカフェあり
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Toronto Public Library - Toronto Reference Library
789 Yonge St. (btwn Collier & Asquith Ave)
Toronto ON M4W 2G8
Canada
Toronto ON M4W 2G8
Canada
Main intersection: Bloor and Yonge
Closed until 9:00 AM (Show more)
- Mon–Fri
- 9:00 AM–8:30 PM
- Sat
- 9:00 AM–5:00 PM
- Sun
- 1:30 PM–5:00 PM
(416) 395-5577
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- 7.9
"Use this place! It's amazing! The wifi is pretty good, but in the early evenings can get slow. Great place to learn about new things or read a textbook you aren't yet ready to buy."
Rachel Sachs - 8.5
"Beautiful, well equipped work spaces and very helpful staff!"
Emma Kerr - 6.8
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