What are the library opening hours?

Library hours align with the school day. Please check with the main office or the library notice board for current opening and closing times during term.

Can students borrow ebooks and use digital resources from home?

Yes. Students can access our digital collections and academic databases from home using their school credentials. See the Digital Collections and Student Resources sections for links and guidance.

How do I get help with research or citations?

The library offers academic support including research help and citation guidance. Visit in person during opening hours or see the Academic Support and Research Archive pages for tools and how to book support.

Where is the library located in the school?

The library is at Earl Haig Secondary School, 100 Princess Avenue, Toronto. Exact room or floor details are posted at the school; ask at the main office if you are new to the building.

Library Earl Haig

Your gateway to collections, research support, and literacy at Earl Haig Secondary School.

About the Library

The Library at Earl Haig supports learning and inquiry across the curriculum. We provide access to physical and digital collections, quiet and collaborative study space, and guidance for research and reading.

Our space is designed for both focused study and group work. Students can borrow books, use computers, and get help from staff with finding sources and citing correctly. We also host reading programs and workshops throughout the year. The library reflects the school’s commitment to Carpe Diem—seizing the day—by making resources and support readily available to every student.

Library policies and expectations are available for borrowing, conduct, and use of technology. For program details and events, see Reading Programs and Events & Workshops.

Digital Collections

Access ebooks, databases, and curated digital resources for coursework and independent reading.

Ebooks & Audiobooks

Borrow ebooks and audiobooks for class assignments and leisure reading. Available on school and personal devices.

Explore ebooks

Databases & Journals

School-subscribed databases for reliable, curriculum-aligned sources and citation support.

View databases

Curated Subject Guides

Subject-specific links and guides to help you find quality sources quickly.

Browse guides

Visit Digital Collections for full access and instructions.

Academic Support

Get help with research, citations, and study skills. The library supports academic integrity and strong research habits.

Research Help

One-on-one or small-group support for choosing topics, finding sources, and evaluating information.

Learn more

Citation & Referencing

Guidance on MLA, APA, and other styles. Tools and handouts available in the library and online.

Citation resources

Study Skills

Resources and tips for note-taking, time management, and preparing for tests and presentations.

Study resources

Academic Support – full details and how to book.

Student Resources

Tools, links, and spaces for homework, projects, and collaborative learning.

Homework Help

Quiet study space, computers, and access to digital resources during and after school.

Student resources

Group Work

Bookable areas for group projects and discussions. Ask at the desk for availability.

Booking & space

Print & Technology

Printing, scanning, and use of school devices. Policies and limits are in library guidelines.

Policies

Student Resources – everything in one place.

Events & Workshops

Literacy events, author visits, and workshops on research and digital skills run throughout the year.

We host book clubs, reading challenges, and sessions on how to use databases and cite sources. Announcements are posted in the library, on school channels, and on this site. Check Events & Workshops for the current schedule and how to sign up.

View Events & Workshops

Research Archive

Historical and special collections, archives, and guides for in-depth research and projects.

The library maintains and provides access to archive materials and research guides that support advanced projects and interest-based learning. For access and procedures, see the Research Archive page.

Research Archive

Contact & Location

Address

Library, Earl Haig Secondary School
100 Princess Avenue
Toronto, ON

School

Earl Haig Secondary School
earlhaig.ca

Library

Visit during opening hours for borrowing, research help, and general enquiries. Hours are posted at the library and communicated through the school.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the library opening hours?: Library hours align with the school day. Please check with the main office or the library notice board for current opening and closing times during term.
Can students borrow ebooks and use digital resources from home?: Yes. Students can access our digital collections and academic databases from home using their school credentials. See the Digital Collections and Student Resources sections for links and guidance.
How do I get help with research or citations?: The library offers academic support including research help and citation guidance. Visit in person during opening hours or see the Academic Support and Research Archive pages for tools and how to book support.
Where is the library located in the school?: The library is at Earl Haig Secondary School, 100 Princess Avenue, Toronto. Exact room or floor details are posted at the school; ask at the main office if you are new to the building.