About Us
Biblio Wakefield Library is a service provided under the auspices of the Municipality of La Pêche and is a member of the Réseau BIBLIO de l’Outaouais. The library is managed by a Volunteer Working Committee and operations are entirely performed by volunteers. The library is supported by the Friends of the Wakefield Library (FoWL).

Volunteer Working Committee
The Volunteer Working Committee was formed when Glennis Cohen and Ruth Salmon retired from their administrative roles, which left Sue Graham as the last part of the Library triumvirate. The committee meets once a month in person, and frequently through the month by phone and email to coordinate the working whole of the Library. Each member acts as a department head and brings issues, problems, activities, plans, and successes to the discussion. The working committee members are: Ilse Turnsen, Janet Christiansen, Claus Jobes, Pamela Scobie, and Amy Carver.
Friends of the Library

The Friends of the Wakefield Library (FoWL) was set up in 2009 as a not-for-profit organization, separate from library operations. The members are: Paul Brown, Heidi Honegger, Diane Carman, James Wearne, Pearl Pirie, Jennifer Grant, Leanne Everett and Brenda Whalen.
FoWL’s mandate is to support the Biblio Wakefield Library through fund-raising, advocacy, and outreach and communications. To that end, FoWL organizes and runs annual fund-raising activities such as books sales in May and November, the operation of the library’s Book Nook, and special events such as garden tours.
To fulfill its advocacy function, FoWL maintains working relationships with other organization such as the Municipality of La Pêche and the Réseau Biblio de L’Outaouais, advocating on behalf of Biblio Wakefield Library’s interests and concerns. FoWL also conducts communication and outreach activities with library patrons and volunteers, local businesses and organizations, as well as members of the communities served by the library.
If you’d like to get involved, please email Paul Brown at contact@wakefieldlibrary.ca
The Book Nook
Summer in the Book Nook
All books in the Book Nook currently free to good homes but monetary donations into the Donation Jar would be great
More books will be added weekly as we cull the shelves to make much needed space. Also please check out the Free Books outside the library!
Our small bookshop is an ongoing, successful fundraiser for your local library. There are an eclectic bilingual selection of fiction and non-fiction for all ages. Open during library hours.
Internet Access

Use the library computers or bring your own.