The Pembina Trails Library re-opened Monday after undergoing renovations designed to make the library more accessible.
The library has undergone renovations for a new entrance, universally accessible washrooms and improved shelving and collections.
“We are so pleased to be opening the doors of Pembina Trail Library today,” said Councillor Janice Lukes, South Winnipeg – St. Norbert Ward. “These upgrades and improved spaces will deliver an enhanced library experience for all visitors.”
The library also boasts new paint, flooring, furniture, service desks and book return.
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The city spent $294,245 on the renovations.
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