Library Learning Commons

A male student is standing at the library desk and showing settings on his laptop to the librarian while the librarian is pointing at the laptop and explaining something to him.
Contact Us

Speak to a library representative by phone Mon - Fri, 8:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m. 416-415-5000 x8255
We are also available by email.

A student receiving help from one of the librarians at the Reference/Research Assistance Desk at the Waterfront Campus Library (LLC).
Research Guides

Research assistance, subject guides, and useful resources compiled by your friendly librarians.

A female student sitting in front of a PC computer in the library at the Casa Loma Campus. She is holding a pen in her hand and looking the paper on the desk. A research librarian sits on the other side of the desk and is smiling.
Cite Your Sources

Citing sources is an essential part of research, allowing you to acknowledge and use the works of others in your essays and assignments.

3 students walking through Waterfront Campus library
Databases

Access a wide variety of databases and catalogues of various formats for you to use online or borrow and take home.

An image of the LLC at the Waterfront campus
Orientation Materials

Did you miss library orientation? No worries! You can find all of the materials presented at orientation here in one place.

Library Research Videos

Short video tutorials demonstrating how to search the library, including finding academic journals, ebooks, and subject-specific databases.

A male student showing his phone to a male staff member at the Photo ID desk at the Waterfront LLC.
GBC Student ID

Your GBC student ID identifies you as a George Brown College student and gives you access to many college services and facilities.

Borrow Equipment

We’re excited to lend you technology equipment such as laptops, wifi hotspots, and iPads, for free! Your GBC student ID is your library card.

Land acknowledgement

George Brown College is located on the traditional territory of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation and other Indigenous peoples who have lived here over time. We are grateful to share this land as treaty people who learn, work and live in the community with each other.


Learn more about our land acknowledgment