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155 Bonis Avenue, Toronto, ON
M1T 3W6

Branch is Wheelchair Accessible Wireless Access Available at Branch Closest major intersection Sheppard Ave. East and Kennedy Road Located on south side of Bonis Ave. one block north of Sheppard Ave., midway between Birchmount Road and Kennedy Road, directly north of Agincourt Mall.

Public Transit

TTC Birchmount bus #17 - stops at Bonis Ave
TTC Kennedy bus #43 - stops at Bonis Ave.
TTC Sheppard Ave. E bus #85 - stops at Agincourt Mall.


85 free parking spaces (including 3 disabled) - lot adjacent to library.



General Features

Equipment for persons with disabilities




Branch History

Meeting Rooms

For booking information call 416-397-5969.



1918: Agincourt Association Library established 19 November. A small book collection placed in a vacant room in the Agincourt Continuation School.

1925: Agincourt Association Library constructed its own public library building on the west side of Church Street (now Midland Avenue) just north of Main Street (now Sheppard Avenue East), opposite Knox United Church. Opened 14 October.

1955: Taken over by the newly-formed Public Library Board of the Township of Scarborough, becoming one of its first three branches. Officially opened 1 October.

1965: Relocated to a former hardware store on the west side of Midland Avenue, just south of Sheppard Avenue, operating here from 1965 to 1967.

1967: Agincourt Neighbourhood Branch relocated to the Agincourt Mall, March.

1991: Agincourt Neighbourhood Branch Library in Agincourt Mall closed, 31 August. Agincourt District Library officially opened in present location, 5 November. Baldwin & Franklin Architects. Recipient of an Urban Design Award, presented by the Scarborough Planning Board under the sponsorship of Scarborough Council.

1998: Becomes a branch of the Toronto Public Library with Municipal amalgamation.

1999: Sunday opening initiated 21 March.

2007: Hours open per week increased on 8 January from 60 to 62.

2009: Closed for branch revitalization and Express Checkout installation on 28 September. reopened 2 December. G. Bruce Stratton Architects Inc.

2010: New hours 4 January. Hours open per week increased from 62 to 65.5.

2012: Closed two weeks for automated checkin renovation and installation. Reopened 10 December.

2017: Completed renovation project which enhanced service design and delivery through new meeting room spaces, and the addition of a Digital Innovation Hub.

Book a Librarian


Virtual Reality Experience: Create with Tilt Brush
3D Design Thinking - Part I

Regular Programs

After School Robotics Club - FULL Wait list only
LSP: Citizenship Preparation Workshop
LSP: English Conversation Circle

All Branch Programs & Events