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Introduction
This 31st edition of Libraries Canada, previously the Directory of
Libraries in Canada, includes 6,631 entries categorized in 5 broad
chapters: Public Libraries; College & University Libraries; Special
Libraries; Library Services & Resources; and Library Associations &
Groups. It also includes two Appendices with special collections and
resources for government information, and six indexes: Entry Name
Index; Archive Index; Government Libraries Index; Location Index;
Personnel Index; and Subject Index.
Over the years, Libraries Canada has provided the most comprehensive picture of Canada’s library community. This 2016–2017 edition
organizes all libraries into three main sections: Public Libraries;
College & University Libraries; and Special Libraries. The wide
range of informative data gathered from libraries across Canada is
current, and continues to be the hallmark of this outstanding
Canadian resource.
Arrangement
Introductory Material
n Sample Entry illustrates dozens of data fields in each
detailed listing.
n List of Abbreviations helps to process data found in this
edition.
n “Library and Archives Canada 2016-2017 Report on Plans
and Priorities” outlines the activities and responsibilities of
LAC in the coming year, including implementing a new digital
strategy.
n “eBook Collection Practices – Executive Summary” is an
excerpt from a recent report by eBOUND Canada, on eBook
collection trends and issues in Canada’s public, university and
college libraries.
n “Guaranteeing Library Access to “All” Expression? 2014
Survey of Challenges to Resources and Policies in
Canadian Libraries” provides information from the latest
Annual Challenges Survey by the Canadian Library
Association.
n “2014 Canadian Public Library Statistics”
n “Federal Government Library Closures,” details recent
closures and consolidations of federal libraries in Canada.
Section One: Public Libraries
Listings are arranged alphabetically by Province, then Regional System. Branches are listed in alphabetical order under their central
branch. There are 3,283 listings in this first section.
Section Two: College & University Libraries
This section includes 664 institutional libraries that are arranged alphabetically by Province.
Section Three: Special Libraries
Here you will find 2,534 libraries in six sub categories: Archive; Business & Finance; Government; Health; Legal; and Other. These listings are arranged alphabetically by province.
LIBRARIES CANADA 2016-2017
Section Four: Library Services & Resources
This section groups together a number of different resources that
broaden the picture of the library industry: Book Wholesalers; Periodicals; Subscription Agencies; Supplies & Software; Digital
Catalogues; e-Libraries; and Conferences, Meetings, & Workshops.
This section includes nearly 300 listings.
Section Five: Library Associations, Consortia & Groups
These over 300 listings are crucial to the health of the library industry
in Canada. They are: Library Associations; Library Consortia; Library
Schools; Provincial & Territorial Agencies; and Regional Systems.
Two Appendices
Appendix 1 lists special collections in Canadian libraries that have
been determined to be of research value. Listed alphabetically, this
valuable section includes 280 profiles with detailed descriptions, primary language and number of holdings.
Appendix 2 is a list of depository libraries of Canadian government
information. Containing Canadian and International listings, this appendix includes approximately 800 entries.
Six Indexes, all with pages numbers for easy look-up.
n Entry Name Index is located in the front of the book and
includes all 6,631 listings in alphabetical order.
n Archive Index lists all archival libraries in alphabetical order.
n Government Libraries Index lists all government libraries in
alphabetical order.
n Location Index contains all listings by province, then city.
n Personnel Index lists all key contacts and their affiliated
library.
n Subject Index categorizes the libraries by 44 defining topics
to help users find the exact collection they are looking for.
Available in print and online via Grey House Publishing Canada at
www.greyhouse.ca, Libraries Canada is widely used by publishers,
library professionals, information specialists, researchers, library
suppliers and anyone needing important, concise information on any
of the libraries in Canada, from services offered to special collections
to acquisition budgets. It’s all here, and more, in Libraries Canada,
2016–2017.
Libraries Canada is also available as part of Canada Information
Resource Centre (CIRC) where subscribers have full access to this
rich database right at their computer.
We acknowledge the valuable contributions of those individuals and
organizations who have responded to our information-gathering process. Your help and responses to our questionnaires are greatly
appreciated.
Every effort has been made to assure the accuracy of the information
included in this edition of Libraries Canada. Do not hesitate to contact us with comments, or revisions if necessary.
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Introduction
La présente 31e édition de Bibliothèques Canada, anciennement le
Répertoire des bibliothèques du Canada, comprend entrées
réparties sous cinq grands chapitres: Bibliothèques publiques,
Bibliothèques collégiales et universitaires, Bibliothèques
spécialisées, Services et ressources pour bibliothèques et Associations et groupes pour bibliothèques. Elle comprend aussi deux annexes qui couvrent les collections spécialisées des bibliothèques
canadiennes, et les Bibliothèques de dépôt d’information de
gouvernement canadienne.
Depuis des années, Bibliothèques Canada offre sans contredit le
tableau le plus complet du monde des bibliothèques au Canada.
Dans la présente édition 2016–2017, les bibliothèques sont
organisées en trois sections principales: Bibliothèques publiques,
Bibliothèques collégiales et universitaires et Bibliothèques
spécialisées. La masse impressionnante des données recueillies
auprès des bibliothèques à travers le pays est entièrement à jour et
continue à être la marque distinctive de cette ressource canadienne
de grande valeur.
Agencement
Matériel d’introduction
n Un exemple d’une entrée pour expliquer clairement la
douzaine de champs de chaque inscription détaillée.
n Une liste d’abréviations utilisées dans la présente édition
pour vous aider à traiter plus rapidement l’information dont
vous avez besoin.
n Un rapport de Bibliothèque et Archives Canada qui brosse un
tableau des activités et des responsabilités de BAC au cours
de l’année à venir, y compris la mise en œuvre de la nouvelle
stratégie numérique.
n Un extrait d’un rapport récent de eBOUND Canada portant
sur les tendances et les enjeux en matière de collection de
livres électroniques dans les bibliothèques publiques,
universitaires et collégiales.
n Un rapport contenant de l’information provenant de l’Enquête
annuelle sur les défis publiée par l’Association canadienne
des bibliothèques.
n Un article qui traite des statistiques décrivant les tendances
dans les bibliothèques publiques.
n Un rapport détaillant fermetures et des regroupements de
bibliothèques fédérales au Canada ces dernières.
Première section: bibliothèques publiques comprend une liste
détaillée de ces bibliothèques classées par ordre alphabétique, par
province et systèmes régionaux. Les succursales apparaissent par
ordre alphabétique à la suite de leur bibliothèque centrale respective.
Cette première section compte 3,283 entrées.
Deuxième section: bibliothèques collégiales et universitaires
comprend 664 bibliothèques institutionnelles présentées en ordre
alphabétique par province.
Troisième section: bibliothèques spécialisées compte 2,534
entrées réparties en six sous-sections: Archive, Affaires
Gouvernement, Santé, Droit et Autre. Les bibliothèques y sont
classées en ordre alphabétique par province.
Quatrème section: services et ressources regroupe plusieurs
types de ressources gravitant autour du secteur des bibliothèques:
Grossiste-distributeur de livres, Fournitures et logiciels, Agences
d’abonnement, Périodiques, Catalogues numériques et Congrès,
assemblées et ateliers. Cette partie comprend près de 300 entrées.
Cinquième section: associations, consortiums et groupes
Cettes entrées de renseignements essentiels au bon fonctionnement
du secteur des bibliothèques au Canada. Elle fournit de l’information
sur les Associations, les Consortiums de bibliothèques, les Écoles de
bibliothéconomie, les Organismes provinciaux et territoriaux et les
Systèmes régionaux.
Deux annexes
L’annexe 1 énumère les collections spéciales des bibliothèques
canadiennes qui ont une valeur informative. Classée en ordre
alphabétique, cette section précieuse comprend 280 profils
contenant des descriptions détaillées, la langue principale, et le
nombre de possessions.
L’annexe 2 est une liste des bibliothèques canadiennes qui offrent
des publications officielles du gouvernement du Canada. Cette annexe comprend environ 800 entrées canadiennes et internationales.
Six Index, maintenant entièrement paginés, rendent les recherches
plus faciles.
n L’index des entrées principales situé au début de l’ouvrage
comprend 6,631 entrées présentées en ordre alphabétique.
n L’index des archives fournit la liste de toutes les
bibliothèques d’archives en ordre alphabétique.
n L’index des bibliothèques gouvernementales comprend la
liste de toutes les bibliothèques de gouvernement présentées
en ordre alphabétique.
n L’index par localité regroupe toutes les entrées par province
et par ville.
n L’index des personnes-ressources fournit les
renseignements sur les personnes clés des bibliothèques et
de leurs succursales.
n L’index par sujet regroupe les bibliothèques sous 44 sujets
pour permettre à l’utilisateur de trouver plus facilement la
collection recherchée.
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bibliothèques et par tous ceux qui ont besoin d’information concise
sur chacune des bibliothèques de ce vaste secteur, que ce soit pour
se renseigner sur les services offerts, les collections spéciales ou les
budgets d’acquisition. Bref, vous trouverez une mine de
renseignements utiles, et plus encore, dans cette 31e édition de
Bibliothèques Canada, 2016-2017.
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BIBLIOTHÈQUES CANADA 2016-2017
Sample Entry / Exemple d’inscription
Name of Library/Translated Name —————————————————————— Carleton University
Maxwell MacOdrum Library
Address ——————————————————————————————————————————————— 1125 Colonel By Dr.
Ottawa, ON K1S 5B6
Telehone/Fax/TTY——————————————————————————————————
Email/URL Address—————————————————————————————-———Canadian Library Symbol ——————————————————————————————Regional System ——————————————————————————————————————Consortia Membership —————————————————————————————————
Year Founded —————————————————————————————————————————Hours —————————————————————————————————————————————————Budget ————————————————————————————————————————————————
Notes —————————————————————————————————————————————————-
Special Collections ————————————————————————————————————-
Subjects Covered —————————————————————————————————————-
Services ——————————————————————————————————————————————-
Equipment ————————————————————————————————————————————Key Personnel/Number of Employees ——————————————————
613-520-2735
Fax: 613-520-2750
e-mail: [email protected]
[email protected]
URL: www.library.carleton.ca
National Library Symbol: OOCC
Regional System: Ontario Library Service
Consortia Membership: Canadian Research Knowledge
Network (CRKN); Ontario Council of University Libraries (OCUL)
Founded in: 1942
Hours: M-Su
Acquisitions Budget: $1,000,000 plus
For Print: $1,000,000 plus
For Electronic: $1,000,000 plus
Note: Limited access to walk-in users for internet & database
access. Print copies from microfilm available. There is a $5 fee
for photocopying (ILL). Remote access to online databases to
members of the University only.
Special Collections: Batchinsky Collection (Ukrainian politics,
19th-20th century) Canadian, British & American small-press
poetry, Canadian Institute of Historical Microreproductions
(CIHM), French Revolution, Novosti Press Agency Photograph
Files, William Blake (Trianon Press), Archival Materials-records
of the library & other material relating to the University; The CBC
Newsworld Collection; Extensive collection of maps, atlases,
cartographic references & data. Carleton University Library has
Canadian dissemination rights for the following data collections:
Canadian Gallup polls, POLLARA polls, & the International
Social Survey Project, I.C.A. Barbara Petchenik Children’s Map
Competition Archive.
Subjects covered: Humanities, Social Sciences, Architecture,
Industrial Design, Journalism & Mass Communication, Public
Administration, Science & Engineering, Canadian Federal &
Provincial Government Documents & Publications of
International Agencies, International Affairs
Services:
Remote access
Faxing
Laminating
Computer classes
Inter-Library Loan (ILL) for a fee of $5 for photocopying articles.
Microform Equipment: Computer; Reader
Personnel: Summary: 104 Total; 25 Professional(s); 74
Technical(s); 6 Other employees
Margaret Haines, University Librarian
[email protected]
613-520-2725
Elizabeth Knight, Head, Reference Services
[email protected]
613-520-2600 ext. 8185
Linda Rossman, Associate Librarian
[email protected]
613-520-2600 ext. 8828
Colleen Neely, Head, Technical Services
[email protected]
613-520-2600 ext. 8140
Leslie Firth, Assistant Librarian, Systems
[email protected]
613-520-2600 ext. 2745
Susan Jackson, Head, Maps, Data & Gov’t Information Centre
[email protected]
613-520-2600 ext. 8946
———————————————————————————
Nom de la bibliothèque
Adresse
Téléphone/télécopieur/TTY
———————————————————————————Courrier électronique/URL
———————————————————————————————————————————————
————————————————————————————
Sigle des bibliothèques canadiennes
Système régional
———————————————————————————— Membre d’un Consertium
—————————————————————————————————— Année de fondation
—————————————————————————————————————————————— Heures
—————————————————————————————————————————————— Budget
—————————————————-
————————————————————————————————————
—————————————————————————————————————
——————————————————————————————
Notes générales
Collections specialisées
————————————————————————————————-
Domaines principaux
————————————————————————————————————————————-
Services
Équipement
Noms des responsables/Effectif
—————————————————————————————————————————
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Alberta
Alberta Public Library Services
Standard Life Centre
#803, 10405 Jasper Ave.
Edmonton, AB T5J 4R7
780-427-4871
Fax: 780-415-8594
Toll-free number: -310-0000
[email protected]
www.municipalaffairs.alberta.ca/alberta_libraries
twitter.com/AB_Libraries
Profile: The governing authority that enables the public library
boards to communicate and effectively manage public library
service.
Note: A division of the Government of Alberta’s Ministry of
Municipal Affairs.
Personnel:
Diana Davidson, Director
[email protected]
Grant Tolley, Manager, Strategic Library Planning & Policy
[email protected]
Public Libraries
youtube.com/user/aplvids
www.facebook.com/AirdriePublicLibrary
twitter.com/AirdrieLibrary
National Library Symbol: AAIM
Regional System: Marigold Library System
Consortia Membership: The Regional Automation Consortium
(TRAC)
Founded in: 1971
Hours: M-Th 9:00-8:30; F 9:00-5:00; Sa 10:00-5:00
Note: The electronic acquisition budget is paid through the
library system.
Services:
Remote Access
Internet Access
Electronic Media
Inter-Library Loan (ILL)
Book Club
Story Time
Alternative-format books for the visually impaired; eReader
rentals
Personnel: Summary: 14 Total
Janine Jevne, Director
[email protected]
Alberta Beach Public Library
4815 - 50th Ave.
Alberta Beach, AB T0E 0A0
Mailing Address: PO Box 186
Alberta Beach, AB T0E 0A0
Acadia Municipal Library
Warren Peers School
103 - 1st Ave. North
Acadia Valley, AB T0J 0A0
Acadia Valley, AB T0J 0A0
403-972-3744
[email protected]
www.acadialibrary.ca
National Library Symbol: AAVA
(TRAC)
Founded in: 2000
Hours: Tu 1:00-5:00; W, Th 4:00-8:00
Note: Library card fee: $7/single; $10/family
Services:
Remote Access
Internet Access
Wi-Fi Access
Electronic Media
Story Time
E-reader rental
Acme Municipal Library
610 Walsh Ave.
Acme, AB T0M 0A0
403-546-3879
[email protected]
www.acmelibrary.ca
www.facebook.com/pages/Acme-Municipal-Library/3772162156
27149
National Library Symbol: AAM
(TRAC)
Founded in: 1955
Hours: M 12:00-3:00; Tu, Th 5:00-9:00; W 1:00-4:00
Services:
Remote Access
Internet Access
Wi-Fi Access
780-924-3491
[email protected]
www.albertabeachlibrary.ca
National Library Symbol: AABM
Regional System: Yellowhead Regional Library
(TRAC)
Hours: Sept.-June: Tu, Th 2:30-8:00; W 9:30-4:30; Sa
11:00-3:00. July-Aug.: Tu, Th 2:30-8:00; W 9:30-4:30; F
10:00-2:00; Sa 11:00-3:00
Special Collections: Audio books
Services:
Story Time
Printing; Photocopying; Faxing; Laminating; Community meeting
room; Introductory computer classes; Pre-school storytime
Personnel:
Sylvia McGinley, Chair
#111, 304 Main St. SE
Airdrie, AB T4B 3C3
403-948-0600
Fax: 403-912-4002
[email protected]
www.airdriepubliclibrary.ca
Alice B. Donahue Library & Archives
4716 - 48th St.
Athabasca, AB T9S 2B6
Athabasca, AB T9S 2B6
780-675-2735
Fax: 780-675-2735
www.athabascalibrary.ab.ca
www.facebook.com/AliceB.DonahueLibrary
National Library Symbol: AATH
Regional System: Northern Lights Library System
(TRAC)
Founded in: 1945
Hours: Tu, W, F 10:00-5:30; Th 10:00-8:00; Sa 10:00-4:00
Special Collections: Local Archives
Services:
Internet Access
Wi-Fi Access
Electronic Media
Story Time
Assistive technology computer workstation; Photocopying;
Printing; Faxing
Alice Melnyk Public Library
5009 Diefenbaker (50th) Ave.
Two Hills, AB T0B 4K0
Two Hills, AB T0B 4K0
780-657-3553
Fax: 780-657-3553
www.twohillslibrary.ab.ca
Alcoma Community Library
c/o Alcoma School
Box 120
Rainier, AB T0J 2M0
403-362-3741
alcoma.shortgrass.ca
National Library Symbol: ARAC
Regional System: Shortgrass Library System
Founded in: 1979
Hours: M-F 10:30-3:00
Note: Alcoma Library is located in Alcoma School.
Special Collections: Talking books; Videos
Services:
Internet Access
Electronic Media
Story Time
Teaching library skills; Annual book fair; Annual author visit;
Craft days; Word processing
Personnel:
Connie Waddle, Library Manager
Alder Flats Public Library
Airdrie Public Library
www.alderflatslibrary.ab.ca
www.facebook.com/alderflatslibrary
National Library Symbol: AAF
Regional System: Yellowhead Regional Library
(TRAC)
Founded in: 1973
Hours: Winter: Tu 1:00-4:00; Th 7:00-9:00. Summer: Tu
1:00-5:00
Services:
Internet Access
Computer training for first time users of computers - especially
senior members
Personnel:
Linda Volk, Library Director
Hwy. 13
Alder Flats, AB T0C 0A0
Alder Flats, AB T0C 0A0
National Library Symbol: ATHI
Regional System: Northern Lights Library System
(TRAC)
Founded in: 1954
Hours: Winter: M, Tu, F: 9:30-5:00; W, Th 9:00-5:30. Summer:
M-F 9:30-5:00
Services:
Internet Access
Wi-Fi Access
Electronic Media
Photocopying; Faxing
Personnel:
Cheryl Paulichuk, Library Manager
Alix Public Library
4928 - 50th St.
Alix, AB T0C 0B0
Alix, AB T0C 0B0
403-747-3233
[email protected]
alixpublic.prl.ab.ca
www.facebook.com/alixlibrary
780-388-3881
Fax: 780-388-3887
[email protected]
Mailing Labels & Lists Available:
416-644-6479, or Toll Free: 1-866-433-4739
National Library Symbol: AALI
Regional System: Parkland Regional Library (Alberta)
Founded in: 1959
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PUBLIC LIBRARIES
Public Libraries
Alberta
Alberta Bible College
Learning Resource Centre
635 Northmount Dr. NW
Calgary, AB T2K 3J6
403-282-2994 ext: 234
Fax: 403-282-3084
Toll-free number: 877-542-9492
[email protected]
www.abccampus.ca/learningresourcecentre
Founded in: 1932
Hours: Summer: M-F 9:00-12:00, 1:00-4:00 by appointment only
Special Collections: Restoration Movement (Christianity)
Collection
Subjects covered: Religion, Theology, Philosophy, Doctrine
Services:
Remote Access
Internet Access
Electronic Media
Personnel:
Lisa Cutforth-Anderson, Learning Resource Coordinator
Alberta College of Art & Design
Luke Lindoe Library
1407 - 14th Ave. NW
Calgary, AB T2N 4R3
403-284-7631
Other contact info: Media Collection: 403-284-7626
[email protected]
www.acad.ca/library.html
National Library Symbol: ACAA
Consortia Membership: The Alberta Library
Founded in: 1926
Hours: Sept.-April M-Th 8:30-8:00; F 8:30-4:30; Sa 11:00-5:00.
May-June: M-Th 8:30-7:00; F 8:30-4:30. July-Aug. M-F
8:30-4:30
Population Served: ACAD student, faculty, & staff
Special Collections: Media collection; e-Books
Subjects covered: Humanities; Culture; Visual Art
Services:
Remote Access
Internet Access
Electronic Media
Microform Equipment: Reader
Personnel:
Adrienne Connelly, Librarian
[email protected]
403-284-7626
Irene Guidos, Coordinator, Technical Services
[email protected]
403-284-7667
Bev Rodgers, Coordinator, Public Services
[email protected]
403-284-7667
Nancy Casciato, Coordinator, Visual Resources
[email protected]
403-284-7626
Ambrose University College & Seminary
Library
150 Ambrose Circle SW
Calgary, AB T3H 0L5
406-410-2946
Fax: 403-571-2556
Other contact info: Interlibrary loan: 403-410-2948
[email protected]
ambrose.edu/resources/library
www.facebook.com/ambroseuc
twitter.com/ambroseuc
National Library Symbol: ACNUC
ACAU
Consortia Membership: Health Knowledge Network (HKN);
The Alberta Library
Founded in: 1921
LIBRARIES CANADA 2016–2017
Hours: M-F 8:30-4:30
Population Served: Students, faculty and staff of Ambrose
University College and Ambrose Seminary
Special Collections: e-Jourals; e-Books; Audiovisual materials;
Theological books in Chinese & Korean; Archives
Subjects covered: Humanities; Social Sciences; Christian
Studies; Music; English Literature; Biblical Studies; Theology;
Church of the Nazarene
Services:
Internet Access
Electronic Media
Personnel:
H.D. (Sandy) Ayer, Director, Library Services
[email protected]
403-410-2947
Diane S. George Ayer, Supervisor, Circulation
[email protected]
403-410-2948
Colleen Charter, Library Technician, Cataloguing
[email protected]
403-410-2000 ext. 2951
Barbara Quaale, Library Assistant, Acquisitions
[email protected]
403-410-2000 ext. 2950
Athabasca University
Library
Profile: The primary function of the Archives is to acquire,
preserve, and make accessible permanently valuable records of
the University.
Founded in: 1979
Hours: M-F 8:30-4:30
Note: Online finding aids: AUPAC Cataloguing system
accessible from www.athabascau.ca/archives/
Subjects covered: University History & Community
Services:
Remote Access
Internet Access
Electronic Media
Photocopying
Personnel: Summary: 2 Total; 1 Professional(s); 1 Other
employee(s)
Karen Langley, Document & Records Coordinator/University
Archivist
[email protected]
780-675-6268
Marissa Fraser, Archives Assistant
[email protected]
780-675-6374
Canadian Lutheran Bible Institute
Library
4837 - 52A St.
Camrose, AB T4V 1W5
1 University Dr.
Athabasca, AB T9S 3A3
780-675-6254
Fax: 780-675-6477
[email protected]
library.athabascau.ca
National Library Symbol: AEAU
Consortia Membership: The Alberta Library; Canadian
Research Knowledge Network (CRKN); Council of Prairie &
Pacific University Libraries (COPPUL); Health Knowledge
Network (HKN); Alberta Video Co-Acquisition Consortium
Founded in: 1970
Hours: M-F 8:30-4:30
Special Collections: Byrne Collection; The Reverend Edward
Checkland Collection (Distance Education); University archives
Subjects covered: Arts & Science, Distance Education,
Women’s Studies
Services:
Internet Access
Digital Reference Centre for distance learners
Personnel: Summary: 21 Total
Elaine Fabbro, Director, Library & Scholarly Resources
[email protected]
Karen Langley, Manager, Institutional Records/University
Archivist
[email protected]
Burke Mortimer, Sr. Reference Librarian & Circulation
Supervisor
[email protected]
Douglas Kariel, Head, Technical Services & Systems
Robin Mountford, Interlibrary Loans & Document Delivery
Supervisor
[email protected]
Peggy Lynn MacIsaac, Reference Services Librarian
[email protected]
Rachel Conroy, Copyright Officer
[email protected]
Thomas A. Edge Archives & Special Collections
Athabasca University, 1 University Dr.
Athabasca, AB T9S 3A3
780-675-6268
Fax: 780-675-6492
www.athabascau.ca/archives
416-644-6479, or Toll Free: 1-866-433-4739
780-672-4454
Fax: 780-672-4455
www.clbi.edu
Hours: by appointment only
Subjects covered: Religion, Theology
Personnel:
Carolyn Olson, Librarian
Burman University
Library
6520 University Dr.
Lacombe, AB T4L 2B7
403-782-3381 ext: 4104
Fax: 866-930-4928
[email protected]
burmanu.ca/library
www.facebook.com/cuclibrary
twitter.com/burmanulibrary
National Library Symbol: ACHCU
Consortia Membership: NEOS Library Consortium
Founded in: 1907
Hours: Fall/Winter: M-Th 8:00am-12:00am; F 8:00-3:00; Su
10:00pm-12:00am; Summer: M-Th 8:30-9:00; F 8:00-12:00; Su
8:00-9:30; Breaks M-Th 1:00-4:00
Acquisitions Budget: $100,000 - $249,999
For Print: $50,000 - $99,999
For Electronic: $50,000 - $99,999
Population Served: 500
Note: Database access available.
Special Collections: Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Subjects covered: Health Science, Business, Humanities,
Social Science, Science, Religion
Services:
Remote Access
Internet Access
Electronic Media
Inter-Library Loan (ILL) for a fee of $10.00 outside Alberta
Personnel: Summary: 1 Technician(s)
Sheila Clark, Library Director, Public Services
[email protected]
403-782-3381 ext. 4102
Darel Bennedbaek, Assistant Librarian, Technical
Services/Systems
[email protected]
403-782-3381 ext. 4105
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COLLEGE & UNIVERSITY
LIBRARIES
College & University Libraries
Special Libraries
Archives/
Archives
The Banff Centre (Paul D. Fleck Library & Archives)
107 Tunnel Mountain Dr.
Banff, AB T1L 1H5
Mailing Address: PO Box 1020, Stn. 43
Banff, AB T1L 1H5
403-762-6265
Fax: 403-762-6266
[email protected]
[email protected]
www.banffcentre.ca/library
Profile: The library serves the learning & professional
development needs of Banff Centre programs in the arts,
mountain culture & leadership development.
National Library Symbol: ABSFA
Consortia Membership: The Alberta Library
Founded in: 1979
Hours: M-Th 9:00-8:00; F 9:00-7:00: Su 11:00-7:00
Special Collections: Artists’ Books, Artists’ Videos
Subjects covered: Performing Arts, Visual Arts, Education,
Humanities, Culture
Services:
Calgary Highlanders Regimental Museum &
Archives
4520 Crowchild Trail SW
Calgary, AB T3E 1T8
403-410-2340 ext: 2701
[email protected]
calgaryhighlanders.com/organizations/museum/museum.htm
www.themilitarymuseums.ca
Special Collections: Archival information regarding the 103rd
Regiment (Calgary Rifles), 10th Battalion & the Calgary
Highlanders.
Subjects covered: Military History
Personnel:
Mike Henry, Archivist
Canadian Moravian Archives
Subjects covered: Irrigation, History of Irrigation Technology &
Applications
The City of Calgary
Infrastructure & Information Services
Municipal Bldg.
800 Macleod Trail SE, 6th Fl.
Calgary, AB T2G 5E6
Mailing Address: c/o #8026, PO Box 2100, Stn. M
Calgary, AB T2P 2M5
403-268-2489
Fax: 403-268-8260
Other contact info: 311 in Calgary
www.calgary.ca/CS/IIS/Pages/home.aspx
Hours: M-F 8:00-12:00, 1:00-4:30
Special Collections: Aerial Property Photos; Block Profiles;
Digital Aerial Survey; Digital Elevation Models; Municipal Data
Edmonton Public Schools
Archives & Museum
City of Edmonton Archives
10440 - 108 Ave.
Edmonton, AB T5H 3Z9
780-496-8711
[email protected]
www.edmonton.ca/archives
archivesphotos.edmonton.ca
Founded in: 1971
Hours: M, Tu, Th, F 8:30-4:30; W 8:30-8:00
Note: Limited service from 12:00-1:00.
Special Collections: Civic government & private records
documenting Edmonton’s history
Subjects covered: Local History
Services:
Remote Access
Internet Access
Fee Based Research
Personnel:
Kim Christie-Milley, Archivist
780-496-8716
City of Wetaskiwin
Archives
4904 - 51 St.
Wetaskiwin, AB T9A 1L2
Wetaskiwin, AB T9A 2E9
780-440-3050
Fax: 780-463-2143
Note: Located in the basement of the Millwoods Community
Church
Special Collections: Records of the World Wide Moravian
Unity, Northern Province & Canadian District from 1882 to
present
Subjects covered: Religion
The City of Calgary
Corporate Records, Archives
Admin Bldg., 313 - 7th Ave. SE, Main Fl.
Calgary, AB T2G 0J1
Mailing Address: c/o City Clerk’s Office, #8007, PO Box 2100,
Stn. M
Calgary, AB T2P 2M5
403-268-8180
Fax: 403-268-6731
[email protected]
www.calgary.ca
Founded in: 1981
Hours: M-F 8:00-4:30
Special Collections: Administrative records & historical
documents generated by The City of Calgary & archives of the
XV Olympic Winter Games hosted by Calgary in 1988
Subjects covered: History; Olympics
Services:
Remote Access
McKay Avenue School
10425 - 99 Ave. NW
Edmonton, AB T5K 0E5
Mailing Address: 10425 - 99th Ave. NW
Edmonton, AB T5K 0E5
780-422-1970
Fax: 780-426-0192
[email protected]
archivesmuseum.epsb.ca
twitter.com/EPSB_McKay
Founded in: 1983
Special Collections: Administrative records of Edmonton Public
Schools from inception (1881); classroom registers; personnel &
student files; authorized textbooks for Alberta from 1906;
photographs
Subjects covered: History, Education
Services:
Internet Access
Personnel:
Cindy Davis, Manager
The Edmonton Sun
News Research Centre / Archives
10006 - 101 St.
Edmonton, AB T5J 0S1
780-468-0100
[email protected]
www.edmontonsun.com
www.facebook.com/edmontonsun
twitter.com/Edmontonsun
Founded in: 1978
Special Collections: Edmonton Sun on microfilm
Subjects covered: Current events; History
Services:
Fee Based Research
Esplanade Arts & Heritage Centre
Archives
780-361-4423
[email protected]
www.wetaskiwin.ca/Index.aspx?NID=107
2304 - 38 St.
Edmonton, AB T6L 4K9
LIBRARIES CANADA 2016–2017
Internet Access
Founded in: 1978
Hours: Tu-Th 9:00-3:00
Note: Archives are located on the lower level of Wetaskiwin City
Hall.
Special Collections: City records, 1902-1950s; Separate
School Board minutes, 1902-1938 & 1960-1984; Public School
District attendance records from 1901; Records & minutes of
local organizations; Business records; Family histories; Oral
histories; Cemetery records & obituary database; Historical
newspapers; Photographs; Maps & plans
Subjects covered: History of Wetaskiwin & district
Services:
Fee Based Research
Eastern Irrigation District
Archives & Library
550 Industrial Rd. West
Brooks, AB T1R 1B2
Brooks, AB T1R 1B2
403-362-1400
www.eid.ca
Profile: Irrigation-based information
Special Collections: Irrigation; Collection of material related to
the Canadian Pacific Railway Company Dept of Natural
Resources Irrigation Branch, pre-1935; Collection of material
related to Eastern Irrigation District, post-1935
416-644-6479, or Toll Free: 1-866-433-4739
401 - 1st St. SE
Medicine Hat, AB T1A 8W2
403-502-8582
Fax: 403-502-8589
[email protected]
www.esplanade.ca/archives
www.facebook.com/MedHatEsplanade
twitter.com/MedHatEsplanade
Profile: Collects, preserves & makes available the documentary
heritage of Medicine Hat & area.
Founded in: 1981
Special Collections: Manuscript material, maps, photographs,
audiovisual material & books relating to Medicine Hat & district;
pioneer life in southeastern Alberta & southwestern
Saskatchewan; reference, research & exhibition material relating
to the Art Gallery; library collection strengths in city directories,
local histories, ranching & cowboy life, gas & oil, & the RCMP
Subjects covered: Medicine Hat History
Services:
Remote Access
Internet Access
Glenbow Museum
Library & Archives
130 - 9th Ave. SE
Calgary, AB T2G 0P3
403-268-4204
Fax: 403-232-6569
[email protected]
[email protected]
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