Officials with Toronto's public library system are working on options for service reductions in the face of a request for a zero per cent budget increase from the city.
Toronto Public Library officials are currently working on a "menu" of options for service reductions, in the face of a zero per cent budget increase request from the city for the upcoming year.CBC NewsThe Toronto Public Library says it has been told by the city to find a way to keep its budget at the same level for 2023.
Even though each year there are different pressures on the budget for the Toronto Public Library , Howard Balter, the system's budget and financial reporting manager, said at a September board meeting that this year is exceptional due to pressures like inflation and high interest rates.
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