Borrowing from other Canadian University Libraries
Most Canadian universities allow students, staff, and faculty to borrow books directly from each other’s libraries. Present a valid TMU library card at the lending library’s Circulation Desk. All lending library policies, including penalties and fines, apply.
Refer to the Canadian University Reciprocal Borrowing Agreement for details on participating libraries and required identification. Items from out-of-province libraries must be returned directly to the lending library. TMU Library accepts returns only from Ontario university libraries. Items from other libraries can be acquired via Interlibrary Loan.
Borrowing from University of Toronto Libraries
Options for accessing U of T collections include:
Interlibrary Loan
Borrow items at no cost via TMU’s Interlibrary Loan Service, including from the University of Toronto Libraries (UTL). Print items are delivered to TMU Library; digital content is sent by email
In-Person Access
Most University of Toronto Library locations are open to the public. Check UTL locations and hours prior to visiting.
U of T Library Card
Visit Reader Registration to learn more about University of Toronto library paid memberships.