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Effective May 1, 2002, Canadian university libraries have agreed to extend in-person borrowing privileges to students, faculty and staff from across the country. All that is required for borrowing is a valid university identification card or a valid participating regional consortia card. Reciprocal borrowing privileges are determined by each lending (host) library and usually provide shorter loan periods than those available at the individual’s home library. Some library materials such as periodicals, videos, and books on course reserve may not be available for loan. Graduate students, faculty and staff are entitled to borrowing privileges at participating libraries. Undergraduate students are entitled to borrowing privileges at most participating libraries.

(Excerpt. Edited. “Canadian University Reciprocal Borrowing Agreement”. Available at <http://www.curba.ca/>).