Interested in checking out Mark Ungrin’s presentation, “Science, pseudoscience and public policy”? You can find it on the Deep River Public Library Youtube channel, along with several other fascinating presentations. You can also access Mark’s slides, complete with references, by clicking here: 2025.12.05 UNGRIN DRL
The Library will be closed on December 14, 25, 26. Closing early on December 31 @ 2pm and Closed on January 1. Wishing everyone a happy and healthy holiday season.
Join us on Tuesday December 23rd @ 7pm for a screening of ‘Dr. Seuss’ How The Grinch Stole Christmas’. Upstairs in the sitting area.
There’s a lot more to the Deep River Library than just books, and Canadian Nuclear Laboratories (CNL) has stepped up to the plate as proof by donating a 3D printer to the Library! Pictured: Stephen Bushby, CNL’s vice president of science and technology, Ellen Gallant, CNL communications officer and Ethan McNeill, mechanical designer.
Opening Reception: Saturday, November 1st, 3-7pm in the Deep River Library Program Room. 55 Ridge Road, Deep River. Explore inspiring artwork showcased by Dumoine River Art for Wilderness (DRAW). Meet CPAWS-OV Executive Director John McDonnell and the artists from DRAW. Show open for viewing during most library open hours. November 1-28. Hosted by the Deep …
In celebration of Library Month and Nuclear Science Week, join us at the Deep River Library to learn about “AI in Nuclear Science: A panel presentation with CNL” Date: Thursday, October 30th Time: 6:30 – 7:30 pm Place: The Deep River Library program room (55 Ridge Road) Panel: Catalina Anghel, Ashlea Colton, Rosa Ortega and …
Thursday October 30th @ 6:30pm: A.I. In Nuclear Science Read More »
The Deep River Public Library will be closed on Monday, October 13th. Happy Thanksgiving weekend!
Deep River and District Health present “Care To Remember”, October 1-20 in the Deep River library program room during most library open hours. Opening Reception: Wednesday October 8, 6-8pm
The library is closed on Tuesday, September 30th for The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Drop in during open hours to browse the ‘read for reconciliation’ display. Reading is a step to engage minds and hearts in understanding why the relationship between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples is often broken and how we can act …
