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Computers & Internet Access

Your Library Card gives you free access to computers and Internet access in any of our five branches. You can use the computers for 60 minutes a day.

Resources on the computers in the Library include:

Internet Access
Word Processing
Library Databases
Printing is available. There is a per copy charge.

Computers can be booked up to one week in advance by contacting the Library. Wifi is available in all Western Manitoba Regional Library branches during operating hours.

Please check with staff for connection details.

16nov2:30 pm4:30 pmEnglish Conversation Group2:30 pm - 4:30 pm Brandon Public Library

18nov6:30 pm8:30 pmDeath Cafe6:30 pm - 8:30 pm Brandon Public Library

20nov1:00 pm4:00 pmScrabble Club1:00 pm - 4:00 pm Brandon Public Library

21nov11:00 am12:00 pmStorytime11:00 am - 12:00 pm Carberry North Cypress Library

21nov1:30 pm3:30 pmMemoir Writing1:30 pm - 3:30 pm Brandon Public Library

21nov3:30 pm5:00 pmCoder Dojo - Neepawa Library3:30 pm - 5:00 pm Neepawa Public Library

05dec7:00 pm8:00 pmLearning Disabilities Tutoring Program7:00 pm - 8:00 pm Brandon Public Library

07dec10:15 am12:15 pmLego Club10:15 am - 12:15 pm Brandon Public Library

12dec7:00 pm9:00 pmNFB Film Club7:00 pm - 9:00 pm Brandon Public Library

Event Details

This club will showcase films from the National Film Board of Canada. A different film will be shown each time with casual discussion to follow.

Sept 12- Metamorphosis. A poem for the planet, Nova Ami and Velcrow Ripper's film Metamorphosis takes the pulse of our earth and bears witness to a moment of profound change: the loss of one world, and the birth of another. Metamorphosis captures the true scale of the global environmental crisis. Forest fires consume communities, species vanish, and entire ecosystems collapse. Economic growth, tied to increased speed of resource extraction, has created a machine with the capacity to destroy all life. But this crisis is also an opportunity for transformation. Through a tidal flow of stunning images, Metamorphosis carves a path from the present to the future, and offers a bold new vision for humanity and the world.

Oct. 10- What is Democracy? Featuring a diverse cast—including celebrated philosophers, trauma surgeons, factory workers, refugees, and politicians—What Is Democracy? connects past and present, emotion and the intellect, the personal and the political, to provoke and inspire. If we want to live in democracy, we must first ask what the word even means.

Nov. 14: Up the Yangtze. This award-winning documentary follows the Shiu family as their home is destroyed by the rising waters of China’s Yangtze River - a consequence of the Three Gorges Project, the largest hydroelectric dam in history.

Dec. 12- Lords of the Arctic. This documentary by award-winning filmmaker Caroline Underwood focuses on Northern wildlife and its close and tragic relation to climate change, which affects all of the Arctic's fragile ecosystems. The example of the polar bear, studied by biologists for the past 20 years, is revealing. Scientists are also concerned about the precarious situation of bowhead whales and belugas, not to mention seals, walruses and many species of birds. Are the lords of the Arctic in danger of ending their reign over their kingdom of ice and snow?