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BC One Card
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Heading to the cottage? Traveling in the province for pleasure? Or work? |
A library card from your home public library opens the door to public libraries wherever you travel – or stay – in British Columbia.
Don’t leave home without it.
| Q. | WHO is entitled to BC OneCard service? | |
| A. |
Any BC resident who can show a valid public library card. |
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| Q. | HOW do I get BC OneCard? | |
| A. |
Take your home public library card and current ID into any
participating public library in BC other than your home library
and ask for a BC OneCard. |
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| Q. | WHAT if I don’t have my home library card with me? | |
| A. |
You need it to sign up for a BC OneCard, so don’t leave home
without it. |
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| Q. | WHERE can I use it? | |
| A. |
Use your BC OneCard at any
public library in the province. At each library you will also
need to provide current ID with proof of your contact
information. |
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| Q. |
WHAT does the BC OneCard service include? | |
| A. |
It allows you to check out materials and use services determined by
each individual public library. At the Gibsons & District Public Library, BC OneCard users can check out a maximum of 5 items from our paperback collection. Check other library websites here. |
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| Q. |
WHAT if I need services and materials that a specific public library does not allow me to use? | |
| A. |
If you want more than the library offers BC OneCard customers, you
may obtain full service by paying a non resident fee (at a rate set by
each library). |
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| Q. |
WHERE do I return materials that I’ve borrowed? | |
| A. |
Return them to the library you borrowed them from, or to any
participating BC OneCard library in the province – including your own
library when you get home. |
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| Q. |
WHEN do I have to return the materials? | |
| A. |
The library you borrow the materials from will let you know when
they are due back. |
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| Q. |
WHERE do I pay fines owing on books I borrow? | |
| A. |
Fines and charges on materials are payable to the library you borrowed them from. Libraries are unable to take payment or charges that accumulate on items borrowed from other libraries. |
Dianna Bonder - March 6, 2012 - 9 to 10 AM
