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Live tutoring and a writing lab, plus homework space at any branch.

Who can get it

  • Student in grades K to 12

How to get it

  1. Get a free library card if you do not have one.
  2. Open the Homework Help page and choose Brainfuse.
  3. Ask a question, join live tutoring or use the writing lab.
  4. Bring: Internet access.

Checked by us: October 2026, on the official page.

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Homework help and free online tutoring for students in grades K to 12 (Toronto Public Library)

Run by Toronto Public Library.

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The library offers free online tutoring through Brainfuse. Students can get live help, ask a question or use the writing lab. Some branches have a Youth Hub to do homework after school.

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