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   Can adults use a library card?

   • Adults may not borrow material for their own use on youth or children's library cards. Your library card provides Internet access in the library and personal access to some licensed databases from outside the library. Your card cannot be used by another person, group or institution to access licensed databases.

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   Should you get a library card?

   • Then you should consider getting a library card. In fact, many libraries will even give you access to additional types of media, such as digital content, music, and movies, all for free. To be able to read the books, listen to the music, and watch the movies that your library provides, all you have to do first is get your library card.

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   Can I use my card to access a library database?

   • Your card cannot be used by another person, group or institution to access licensed databases. Access to these databases (or electronic resources) for Vancouver Public Library members is governed by license agreements and varies based on your city of residence.

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   How do I get a library card?

   • To be eligible for a library card you need to: Check the list of identification requirements before going to a branch to register. Library cards expire once a year. You may renew your card online (if eligible) or visit a library branch in person to renew your card. Access eLearning resources and online homework help.

   Your Library Card - Toronto Public Library

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   What is a library card?

   • The library card gives you access to all the services, resources and collections housed across the library network as well as to other cultural and recreational services. It is free of charge for Montréal residents. The card features a bar code and a subscription number. A personal password is also required.

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   Do I need a library card if I am homeless?

   • If you are experiencing homelessness or are precariously housed, you are eligible for a library card valid for 12 months that will allow you to borrow up to 5 items at a time as well as have access to library computers. Name identification must be provided.

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2. www.torontopubliclibrary.ca › your-library-cardYour Library Card - Toronto Public Library

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   If you are visiting Toronto, you can register for a library card that allows you access to in-library services including computers, print/copy services, and select online resources. This card will be valid for 12 months.

3. www.torontopubliclibrary.ca › using-the-libraryLibrary Card Identification Requirements

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   Library Card Identification Requirements. To get a library card or renew your card, you will need to bring valid and current name and address identification to your local branch. The following are types of identification the library will accept.

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   May 25, 2024 · To get a library card, grab an official form of identification, like your drivers license, passport, or student ID, and head to your local library. Once you're at the library, find a person who works there to help you or direct you to the right person for library cards.

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   Your library card provides Internet access in the library and personal access to some licensed databases from outside the library. Your card cannot be used by another person, group or institution to access licensed databases.

7. montreal.ca › en › topicsLibrary card - Ville de Montréal

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   The library card is free of charge for all adults and children living in Montréal’s 19 boroughs. It is valid for a period of two years. People who do not live in Montréal are required to pay for the library card, except if they are: owners of a dwelling or room located in Montréal. students in Montréal.

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   Library cards, including non-resident and Digital Access Cards, expire annually. Renew your library card in branch or online in Your Account.

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   What you need to bring. To get a library card, bring identification with your name and address to any library location. If you’re not a resident, bring proof of employment, property ownership or attendance at a school in Mississauga.