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Voilà contains records for works in alternative formats held across Canada, providing locations in support of interlibrary loans for Canadian libraries. This is a very important service, since only a small percentage of Canadian works are available in alternative formats.
Voila: Canada's Catalogue. Connect. Alternative Title: Catalogue Du Canada | AMICUS | Canadiana. Allowable Uses: Access is available to everyone, anywhere. Description: Canada's national catalogue with holdings of thousands of Canadian libraries, including Library & Archives Canada.
Feb 5, 2018 · Library and Archives Canada (LAC) last week launched Voilà, Canada’s new national union catalogue, during the Ontario Library Association’s (OLA) Super Conference in Toronto. Hosted by OCLC, Voilà provides access to the holdings of hundreds of libraries across Canada that:
This report is a review of responses to a survey launched by the Canadian Federation of Library Associations/Fédération canadienne des associations de bibliothèques (CFLA-FCAB), Library and Archives of Canada (LAC) to measure engagement and use of the National Union Catalogue, Voilà1 and AMICUS.
The Library & Archives Canada (LAC) catalogue Amicus stopped updating library records as of July 2017 and is now retired. They have launched a new catalogue Voilà instead for Canada-wide records and Aurora for LAC-only records.
Feb 14, 2018 · The launch of Voilà, a milestone for LAC in its library renewal project, marks the completion of the migration of the national union catalogue holdings from AMICUS to OCLC. Starting today, LAC invites members of the Canadian library community to use Voilà.
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VOILA. ILL Improvements. More advanced infrastructure. Double the Canadian holdings. Copy cataloguing. Ten times the bibliographic records. Increased, global awareness of Canadian library collections. Reporting and analytics capacity. Voilà & Small Libraries.
