The tax clinic is open to all Ryerson students in partnership with the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) and Certified General Accountants of Ontario (CGAO). A team of trained student volunteers will help prepare your tax return and file it to the CRA on your behalf. This is a free service provided to Ryerson Students, by the RSU.

Replace your damaged or faulty screen.

Replace your damaged or faulty screen.

Replace your damaged or faulty screen.

Take your weekend back. Tackle errands, maybe a little pampering, or just a quiet coffee and a good book.Our Saturday morning program offered to children ages 1 to 10 years of age, includes: Snack + Lunch, Crafts, Trips to the Park/Splashpad What to bring: diapers (if needed), change of clothes, bottle/sippy cup, wipes, soother, special blanket or stuffy for comfort

The Millicent Library is now open at our regular hours. No appointment is necessary for computer use or browsing. If you would like to reserve a time to use a computer you may do so through this site. We strongly encourage patrons to wear masks while in the library as children 12 years and younger are not yet able to be vaccinated.

Singapore Math for grades 3 to 5Singapore math focuses on using a concrete, pictorial and abastract strategy to teach unlike any other math program.  Singapore math shines when it comes to usage of word problems to teach logic and critical thinking.  Singapore students are ranked #1 globally in Mathematics! *  Read More

Our program strives to provide students with strong writing techniques while incorporating organization and style to make writing an objective process.  Our writing program provides a structure which students use in order to develop their confidence in writing.  They are given guidance to steer them to become independent in their writing style and creativity.  Read More

Our program strives to provide students with strong writing techniques while incorporating organization and style to make writing an objective process.  Our writing program provides a structure which students use in order to develop their confidence in writing.  They are given guidance to steer them to become independent in their writing style and creativity.  Read More

The 1st Class is Complimentary and was created to educate the younger generation!  In addition to understanding the benefits of a good credit score, we show you how to get the most out of your paycheck by sharing the 5 benefits of a good credit score, how to maintain a good credit score, and two things you'll never need once you repair your credit score along with which credit score do I need to buy a house? Learn how a credit score can affect your renting and why credit report errors can hurt your credit. 

We look forward to working with you! Select your preferred date and time on the calendar.

Mentoring appointments

Our one-on-one peer support programming connects queer and gender diverse folx 14+ to a certified queer and/or gender diverse peer support worker. Peer support programming offers trauma-informed, strengths-based support by aiding in the development of wellness tools, assisting with accessing gender affirming services and resources, and providing a space to ask questions on variety of queer and gender related topics.   The consultation appointment is a free 30-minute session where you and a peer support worker can go over your needs, goals, and develop a peer support plan. Please book a consultation before scheduling regular visits with a peer support worker. 

Please be considerate and cancel any notary appointments at least 12 hours in advance. Please bring all original documents and indicate how many documents are to be notarized. If there are more than 5 documents, please call the library to make special arrangements. Notary services are free for up to 10 notarized documents per family, per month. $1.25 per notarized page will be charged thereafter. Please note that some documents require witnesses. The library does not notarize real estate documents, but we do notarize last wills and testaments, powers of attorneys, health proxies, etc. All of these require witnesses. Library staff cannot be a witness to notarized documents. You MUST bring your own witnesses. Please refrain from asking other patrons to act as witnesses, as it can be disruptive.

The Morrill Memorial Library is authorized as a US Passport application acceptance facility; service is by appointment only. Adult Passport (16+): $130 Minor Passport (under 16): $100 Adult Passport Card: $30, Minor Passport Card: $15 (not valid for air travel) Processing Fee (all applicants): $ 35 Special Fees: Expedited Service: $60 Passport Book Overnight Delivery: $21.36 What do I need to bring with me to the library when I apply? Completed Form DS-11 printed or filled out in black ink. Do NOT sign your form before the appointment. Valid identification: usually a driver’s license or previously issued valid passport, but also Certificate of Naturalization or Citizenship, US Military ID, or government employee ID. ID must have an identifiable photo. If applying with a minor (under 16), both parents must be present and have valid identification. If both parents can not be present, additional documentation is required. Minors ages 16 and 17 may submit their own identification or have one parent present to present with valid identification. Evidence of US citizenship: usually an original or certified birth certificate (no photocopies), original Certificate of Naturalization, or previously issued passport. Passport photograph of each applicant. The library is not equipped to take passport photos. Local options include CVS, AAA, Staples, Rite Aid, Walgreens. Payment to the US Department of State must be check or money order, with a separate check for each applicant. The $35 Processing Fee may be paid to the library with cash, check, or money order made out to the Morrill Memorial Library.