The Vancouver Public Library (VPL) is a public library system located in Vancouver, Canada. It serves the city’s diverse population with a network of 21 branches, offering access to books, digital resources, and community programs. The central library, designed by architect Norman Foster, is a prominent landmark in downtown Vancouver. VPL provides various services, including free internet access, educational workshops, and cultural events. The library aims to promote literacy and lifelong learning, making it a vital resource for residents. With a focus on inclusivity, VPL also offers materials in multiple languages to cater to the city's multicultural community.