The information you submit will be used to determine if your author submission will be added to our collection.
While we'd love to reply to each request individually, we aren't able to because of the high volume and variety of requests we receive. If you are interested in seeing what we have added to our Collection, please check out our online catalogue!
Below is the list of browsers that are either not supported or not used for the Regina Public Library website testing so we don’t recommend the use of these browsers as it can compromise the website performance and user experience.
Desktop
Internet Explorer
Firefox Version 48 (or older)
Google Chrome Version 43 (or older)
Safari Version 9.1.2 (or older)
Opera
Brave
Puffin
UR Browser
Mobile
Regina Public Library website is not tested against the following mobile browsers. You may face usability issues while using these browsers.
When you are accessing the Regina Public Library website on your Desktop computer and you’re facing certain problems such as loading or formatting issues, the likely cause is the browser cache.
As a first step, try doing a hard refresh of the page that is giving you trouble. This forces the cache to reload just for that one page.
If a hard refresh doesn't work, the next step is to clear your browser cache, as this will most likely resolve your problem.
You can request photocopies of magazine articles through interlibrary loan. Please search for the title of the magazine or journal in our E-Journal Portal before submitting your request — we might already have digital access to the article you’re looking for.
If you still can't find what you are looking for, feel free to submit a request. Keep in mind that our article-sharing partners are Canadian academic and special libraries, so they’ll have access to academic journals, not popular magazines.
Digital copies are provided in PDF format, free of charge. Print copies will be subject to our usual charges for printing.
Microfilm:
You can select Microform as the format of the item and then fill an as much information as you can.
Please note that microfilms will only be sent to RPL’s Central Library, where our microfilm readers and printers are kept.
We’ll make every attempt to fulfill your requests, but we can’t guarantee that each attempt will be successful. If a title has already been submitted and gone through the request process once, and has been deemed unsuitable for our collection, or isn’t available through interlibrary loan, it won’t be considered again — even if it’s been submitted several times.
Repeated requests for the same item, which has been deemed unsuitable for purchase, or unable to be acquired via Interlibrary Loan, will not result in a re-consideration of the title.
Interlibrary loan is primarily used for books, magazine articles, and back issues of newspapers on microfilm. The following things are not available through interlibrary loan:
Items available or on-order in our catalogue, including musical instruments
Books published in the current or previous calendar year
DVDs, videos, audiobooks, CDs, and other audio-visual and multimedia items
Whole issues of magazines
Items that are not available in Canadian libraries
You can submit up to 10 purchase and/or interlibrary loan requests per month.
You can pick up and return interlibrary loan items at any RPL location.
Renewing interlibrary loans:
Renewals are up to the lending library. Please contact library staff if you wish to renew your interlibrary loan.
Returning interlibrary loans:
You can return your item to any Saskatchewan public library. Your library account will be billed for the replacement cost of the unreturned item. If you return the item in good condition the replacement cost will be removed from your account.
Turnaround times and loan periods vary depending on the lending library. Please submit your request with accurate information and as much detail as possible as that will speed up the process. You will be notified when your requested item is available for pick-up.