Membership and Borrowing

Getting a Library Card

Please bring a valid Government ID and proof of your current address when you register for your library card.

Examples of valid IDs are a driver's license, Status Card, Health Care Card, PAL, or Passport. Current address examples are utility bills, bank statements, or rental agreements.

A parental or guardian must sign for any children under 16.

Yearly Membership Fees

*Proof of a current address is required before a library card can be issued.

Loan Periods

*Please note that not all libraries have the same loan periods.

Fines for Overdue Items

The replacement cost of any damaged or lost items are billed at the replacement cost.

A fine or other penalty exceeding $10 will result in the suspension of borrowing privileges.

Use the book drop on the south corner of the building to return items when the library is closed.

Renewing Items

Late fines can be avoided by returning or renewing items by their due date. You can renew books in person, by phone at (780) 926-2097, or online by logging in to your account at TRACpac.

You are able to renew items twice unless other patrons have holds on the item.

Placing Holds

Can't find what you're looking for on the shelves? You can place a hold in person, by phone, or online by logging in to your account at TRACpac.

You may place up to 25 holds at a time. Items are held for five business days; please call the library to extend the pick-up period.

Please suspend your holds if you will be away for an extended period or cancel longer desired items. You can do so in person, by phone, or online by logging in to your account at TRACpac.

Lost or Stolen Card

For your protection, contact the library immediately to report a lost or stolen card so we can stop others from using it. You are responsible for anything borrowed until the library is notified.