Computers and Internet Access

You will need a library card and PIN number to login to the computers.

Forgot your PIN?

If you have forgotten your PIN number, please see a Library staff member at a service desk.

If you're a resident of Brantford, Brant County, Six Nations, or the City of Cambridge you can apply for a library card for free.

There is a three-hour time limit at the Main Branch.

There is a one-hour time limit at the St. Paul Branch.

All items saved on the computer including internet search history will be removed from the hard drive when your session ends.

Computer stations can be reserved by contacting the library, or in-person with a staff member.

Please note that reservations:

• can be made up to 2 weeks in advance
• are held for ten minutes before it is forfeited

Reservations are recommended, but computers can be used on a first-come-first-served basis.

Yes, the Library offers printing at both the St. Paul and Main Branches. 
See our printing page for more information.

Users of the wireless internet service are bound by the terms of Brantford Public Library's Code of Conduct and Internet Access policy.

The Library's wireless access points are unsecured connections to the Internet. The Library is not responsible for data transmitted or loss of information over the wireless network. Users should be aware that third parties may be able to obtain information about the users' activities when using the wireless service to connect to the internet. The Library assumes no responsibility for the security and privacy of online transactions.

Wireless users are responsible for the protection of their devices from viruses, spyware and spam. The Library is not responsible for the safety of equipment or for laptop configurations. The Library provides basic instructions on how to connect to the network but is not able to provide technical assistance.