The project that will see the Confederation Centre Public Library move to the bottom floor of the Dominion Building is almost ready to enter the next phase of construction. The demolition work is wrapping up as crews prepare the just over 30,000-square-foot space for the new Charlottetown Library Learning Centre downtown. The Confederation Centre Public Library is spread out over multiple levels, some only accessible by stairs. Beth Clinton, with the Public Library Service, says the new space will be more accessible to all than the current Confederation Centre Public Library. A 3D-printed boat that was used as part of a free course offered to the public at the Confederation Centre Public Library in the summer of 2019.

Source: CBC News July 14, 2020 09:42 UTC