New York Times

Keep up with breaking news, investigations, opinion and video from daily newspaper The New York Times. Read about world events, politics, business, arts, books, and more. Find full-scan searchable archives of The New York Times from 1851-2002 under TimesMachine.

To read in any branch, go to nytimes.com and create a free account with your email address, or log into your existing NYTimes account. 

To read at home, follow the link below and enter your library card. Create a free NYTimes account with your email address or log into your existing NYTimes account to redeem a token for 24 hours of unlimited access. Want to read again the next day? Come back and follow the link again for another 24 hours.

To read in the apps, click on the link below and sign in with your New York Times account in the browser, then sign in on the app with the same account.

Also available: New York Times Cooking and New York Times Games. Follow the links on those pages for full access.

• Open New York Times Online
• Download the NY Times App
• Get started with a tutorial
• Frequently asked questions

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This Digital Collection is a third-party service hosted in the U.S. or in another location outside Canada. Creation of a user account may store limited Personal Information (email address, password, library barcode and password, and the date of your last login) on a server stored outside Canada. Upon account creation, you are consenting and become subject to the privacy policy of the service provider. GVPL encourages patrons to review all third-party privacy policies and statements to protect their personal information.

Where other (third-party) organizations require personal information in order to provide services on behalf of the Library, the Library makes reasonable efforts to obtain commitments from such organizations that they treat the personal information in compliance with FIPPA and this policy. However, once information is in the hands of other organizations, it is beyond the Library’s control, and the Library cannot be accountable for the use, or further disclosure, of that information.