LIBRARY CARD RATES
Town of Morinville Rates

Seniors (65+): $6.00
Adult (18 - 64): $10.00
Youth (6 - 17): $6.00
Children (0 - 5): FREE with parent/guardian
                              membership
Family Membership: $20.00
Corporate Membership: $20.00
Computer Card: First card is FREE

Sturgeon County Rates
(effective February 1st, 2009)

Seniors (65+): $15.00
Adult (18 - 64): $20.00
Youth (6 - 17): $15.00
Children (0 - 5): FREE with parent/guardian
                              membership
Family Membership: $35.00
Corporate Membership: $35.00
Computer Card: First card is FREE
 

  

REPLACEMENT CARDS
Adult/Corporate Card: $2.00
Youth/Children/Seniors: $1.50
Computer Card: $2.00
 

LOAN PERIOD
Books & Magazines: 3 Weeks
CD's/DVD's: 1 Week
Reference Material: 0 to 1 Week
 

OVERDUE FINES
Adult Materials: .25¢ a day
Children's Materials: .25¢ a day
Reference Materials: 25¢ a day
 

ROOM RENTAL
Program Room: call the library for more information on the rates.
The room can hold between 20 and 30 people
 

JOB SEARCH

The following link provides free access - in a single search - to thousands of jobs and interships from hundreds of job boards, newspaper classifieds and company websites.

http://www.indeed.ca/ 

 Alberta Government Public Library Service

The following link will take you to the Alberta Government's Public Library Act website for information regarding the Library Act.

http://www.albertalibraries.ca/ 

 

 

 
 
 
 

LIBRARY SERVICES

  
 
  • Photocopying
  • Faxing
  • Scanning
  • E-mail and Internet research
  • Free public computers 
  • Free Internet access
  • Free Wireless Internet Available
  • Free Computer Tutoring
  • E-Readers help
  • Interlibrary loans
  • Reference services
  • Reserves and phone renewals
  • Book Mending
  • Children's programming
  • Adult book club
  • Adult quilting and knitting
  • Movie Night
  • Used Books for Sale
 
 

MATERIAL FORMATS

  
 
  • Books
  • Audio-books for children and adults
  • DVDs and Blue-Rays 
  • Music CDs
  • French material including Children, Juvenile, Young Adult and Adult fiction, non-fiction, movies and music
  • Magazines, journals, government documents
  • Local newspapsers
  • Reference material
  • Databases
  • Downloadable audiobooks and e-books
   

CAP

What does CAP stand for?
CAP stands for Community Access Program

What is CAP?
CAP was created to provide Canadians with affordable public access to the internet
and is in place to help establish and operate public Internet access sites, known as CAP sites.

What are the objectives of CAP?

* Providing Canada's rural and remote communities with better and affordable access to the internet
  as well as raising public awareness about its potential for creating jobs and growth.

* Providing Canadian communities with the ability to communicate, conduct business,
  enhance job skills, access and exchange information and ideas.

* Providing Internet training for individual residents, local entrepreneurs, employees, and students,
  along with any others interested in improving their information managment and networking skills.

* Stimulating the electronic delivery of services,
  and obtaining feedback from citizens about how they would like these presented.

For further information on the Community Access Program, check out these informative sites:

Industry Canada: www.ic.gc.ca
Human Resources Development Canada: www.hrdc-drhc.gc.ca
 

 

 

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