Niagara Falls Libraries to Have Book of Condolences For Queen Elizabeth II

Monday, 12 September 2022 17:18

By Linda Morgan

Book of condolences can be signed at all three Niagara Public Library branches.

The City of Niagara Falls is paying tribute to Queen Elizabeth II.

Residents can head to all three branches of the Niagara Falls Public Library to sign official pages from Buckingham Palace's book of condolences.

The Victoria Avenue Library is located at 4848 Victoria Avenue, the Community Centre Library is located at 7150 Montrose Road and the Chippawa Library is located at 3763 Main Street.

As well, Canadians can click here to sign an online condolence book.

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Niagara Falls Libraries to Have Book of Condolences For Queen Elizabeth II

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