Government & Legal Information
Our virtual collection of databases provides free public access (with a library card # and PIN) to the LegalTrac database. The Thunder Bay Public Library also maintains a physical collection of government publications:
- Statutes of Ontario
- Statutes of Canada
- Municipal publications
Federal
- COVID-19
- Canada Revenue Agency - NETFILE
- Federal Law
- Government Publications
- Parliamentary Website - Bills, Debates, Journals
- Service Canada
- Statistics Canada
Provincial
- CLEO (Community Legal Education Ontario)
- Government of Ontario Forms Page
- Human Rights Legal Support Centre (Services for Indigeneous People)
- Legislative Assembly of Ontario
- OurOntario.ca
- Provincial Law - Ontario
- Service Ontario
- Steps to Justice
Local
- 211
- Kinna-aweya Legal Clinic
- Lakehead Social Planning Council
- Past Councils
- SimplyAnalytics & InfoCanada
- Thunder Bay Community Profile
- Thunder Bay Government
- Thunder Bay Indigeneous Friendship Centre (Justice Services)
The Ontario Government makes it easy for you to access the government information, services and resources you need; when, where, and how you need them.
Whether you're getting married, starting a family, or trying to replace lost or stolen identification it's all available through Service Ontario.
ServiceOntario is partnering with dozens of public libraries across the province to provide enhanced access to government information and services, and we're proud to announce that your Thunder Bay Public Library is a partner. Through our public Internet stations, and using the skills and knowledge of our staff, you can navigate through a wide range of general information about government programs and services, and enable self-help and self-directed e-transactions to Ontario Government programs and services.