Together, all Islanders – including library members and library staff - are responsible for making sure the Library is a safe and welcoming place for everyone. Member Responsibilities Respecting the environment Please respect Library facilities, properties, staff members, and...
The PEI Public Library Service has 25 public libraries across the province. Your PEI Public Library Card can be used at any of our locations: Bibliothèque publique d'Abram-Village Alberton Public Library Borden-Carleton Public Library Breadalbane Public Library Charlottetown...
The Minister of Education and Early Years Robin Croucher issued the following statement to congratulate students and staff on completing another successful school year: “As the school year comes to an end, I want to celebrate the efforts, dedication, and achievements of students...
If you are a resident of Prince Edward Island, you can get a PEI Public Library Card for free. With a library card, you can borrow any item in our collection, use our public access computers and access our digital collections from your home. How do I get a library card? You can...
3D Printing 3D printing is available at the Charlottetown Library Learning Centre and the Summerside Rotary Library. Printers are operated by library staff and all printing projects must use library-supplied plastic filament. Currently, we are only able to print designs in a single colour and we cannot guarantee the availability of specific colours. Library Printer model Charlottetown Library Learning Centre Prusa MK4 3D printer Summerside Rotary Library Monoprice MP10 Mini (Maximum print size: 200 x 200 x 200 mm) 3D Printing Instructions Once you have either designed or downloaded your design...
English as an Additional Language (EAL) Tutoring The PEI Public Library Service and the Immigrant & Refugee Services Association PEI - IRSA offer a free EAL program to help adults learn English. This program includes one-on-one tutoring and group conversations. Through this...
Poetry of excellence has been one of the great achievements of Prince Edward Islanders. Individuals such as John LePage, Larry Gorman and Lawrence Doyle were well-known in the 19th century. In the 20th century, Lucy Maud Montgomery and Milton Acorn are among the Islanders...
When a library member’s behaviour threatens the health and/or safety of library staff or other members of the public, or if the member’s behaviour violates any of the library’s rules and/or policies, access and use of the library’s facilities and services may be suspended...
The PEI Public Library Service offers an Interlibrary Loan Service to better meet the needs of Islanders for information, education, and recreation. This service allows library members to borrow a book or journal article not available in our system from another Canadian library...
Individuals may request a reconsideration of library materials, programs, space rentals, or decisions/policies using the online Public Library Service Request for Reconsideration form. A PDF copy of the form is also available that users can submit to any public library. Depending on the nature of the request, submissions will be forwarded to the appropriate library staff member for review. Decisions will be based on the principles outlined in the Library’s Collections Policy, Room Booking Policy and Programs Policy. When the review is completed, the user will be provided with a written...