The Legislative Library of Manitoba's two locations are open to Members and staff of the Legislative Assembly, to government employees, and to the public.

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Professional research assistance is available in person at the library, by phone, by email at legislative_library@gov.mb.ca, or by completing our
Ask a Librarian form.

Legislation:

Staff help clients research legislation using many tools, including Manitoba, federal and provincial/territorial statutes and journals.

Legislative Debates:

Staff helps clients find information by searching online and print versions of Legislative Assembly of Manitoba Debates and Proceedings (Hansard).

Government Documents:

The Legislative Library has a comprehensive collection of Manitoba government documents in print, and provides access to the electronic versions in its Digital Collection of Manitoba Government Publications.

Genealogy/Local History/General Research:

The library has unrivalled Manitoba newspaper and community histories collections, as well as Henderson Directories and Winnipeg and provincial phone books. The library aims to collect all works published in Manitoba,
and other significant items published about Manitoba.

Through the interlibrary loan service the Legislative Library borrows materials not held in our collections from other libraries on behalf of Legislative Library members. For more information, please visit our Interlibrary Loans page.

Library materials can be photocopied, photographed, scanned or saved to USB or CD. Print or digital copies are available for off-site researchers upon request. For information on reproduction charges, please contact the library.

All copying is subject to copyright law; the library reserves the right to limit the number of copies provided.

Tours, class visits and orientations arranged on request. Please contact the library for more information or to book a tour.