All in-person transactions are temporarily on hold, except for Curbside Pickup. No fines will be charged on overdue items during the COVID-19 closure.
Request an Interlibrary Loan
(if you already have an account)
UPDATE: Libraries across Ontario and Canada have temporarily closed to prevent the spread of Covid-19. We have therefore suspended our interlibrary loan service until libraries have reopened. If you have an interlibrary loan DVD or book at home, please hold on to it until we reopen. Overdue fines have been suspended during the shutdown. If you have placed a request for an interlibrary loan it will be held in place or cancelled. We will let you know the status of all requests when the interlibrary loan suspension is lifted. Thank you for your patience.
If you can't find a title or author in our library catalogue, we can try to borrow it from another library. If the item was published within the last 6 months, please complete a Suggest a Purchase form, because they are too new to request from another library.
How can I sign up? |
| You can register for an Interlibrary Loan account online, or by visiting the Information Desk in the Adult Services Department. You must be a member of the library with a valid library card. |
How does it work? |
| Once you have an account you may place your own request or we can do it for you at the Information Desk, Adult Services Department. We will notify you by telephone or email that the item is ready for borrowing. |
How long does it take? |
| A request can take about two to three weeks. Some requests may take longer depending on the location of the lending library and the availability of the title. |
How long can I keep it? |
| Three weeks is the usual loan period. The lending library decides the loan period and if renewals are possible. For renewals, please contact us at least one week before the due date for your item. |
How do I place my own request? |
Once you your account is set up, follow these steps to place your own request:
If you have any questions or need assistance please contact the Adult Services Department.
Visit the Information Network for Ontario (INFO) for more information. |