A total of 100 items can be checked out on your card at any time.

For some materials, there is a maximum number of items that you can have checked out at any given time:

• One (1) musical instrument can be checked out at any given time.
• A combined total of one (1) item from these groups can be checked out at any given time:
  • Radon kits
  • Bicycle repair kits
  • Birding kits
  • CO2 monitors
• A maximum of three (3) video games can be checked out at any given time. 
• A maximum of five (5) items from these groups can be checked out at any given time:
  • Art Rental
  • Book Club in a Bag
  • Popular picks
  • Popular picks DVDs
  • Toys
• A maximum of ten (10) items from Vox Books can be checked out at any given time. 
• A combined total of 20 items from these groups can be check out an any given time:
  • DVDs or Blu-ray
  • DVD or Blu-ray TV series (set)
  • Videos
• A combined total of 30 items from these groups can be checked out at any given time:
  • CDs
  • Spoken Word

Loan periods are different, depending on what type of materials you’re borrowing. The chart below tells you how many days an item can be borrowed for before they are due back.

RPL subscribes to a number of digital resources, some of which have their own borrowing limits and loan periods.

Materials that are labelled “Reference” cannot be borrowed. They are for in-library use only.

A library loan is a fixed period of time that a customer can borrow a physical or digital item so they may read, listen to or view it outside of the library.

A few things to remember when borrowing materials:

• When possible, we'll give you a receipt that shows what you checked out and when it’s due. If a receipt isn't available, you can always sign into your account online to see what you have out. 
• You’ll have to pay the cost of repairing or replacing materials that are lost or damaged while checked out on your library card.
• Regina Public Library is not responsible for any damage or loss to persons, property, or equipment sustained as a result of using or consulting RPL materials

Short term library cards give you fast, short-term access to some basic library services, so you can place a few items on hold to borrow, register for programs, reserve a meeting room or book resources in our Digital Media Studio.

You'll receive this card if:

• You are a Regina resident,
• You have not had a public library card in Saskatchewan before,
• Your registration for a standard library account was not successful.

Once you've registered successfully, we’ll email you a temporary barcode that you can use immediately. Your barcode will expire after 30 days if it isn't upgraded by completing our in-person verification process. Visit any RPL location within 30 days to confirm your identity and that you are a Regina resident. Be sure to bring: 

• A piece of photo identification, and
• A document that shows proof of Regina residency, like a utility or phone bill with your name and Regina address on it.

Prefer to sign up in person? No problem! Staff members at any RPL location would be happy to assist you.

Disclaimer: The borrower is responsible for all material checked out on their Regina Public Library card and will be required to pay for the cost of repairing or replacing material lost or damaged while on loan to the borrower. Regina Public Library is not responsible for any damage or loss to persons, property or equipment sustained as a result of using or consulting Regina Public Library material.

A standard library card grants you immediate access to everything RPL has to offer, including programs and digital services, materials like books, movies, music, and so much more!

You'll receive this card if:

• You are a Regina resident,
• You are 18 years or older,
• You have not had a public library card in Saskatchewan before, and
• You want long-term access to a wide variety of library services.

Your address and personal information will go through an online verification process (not a credit check) to confirm your identity, and that you are a Regina resident.

Once you’ve registered successfully, we’ll email you an RPL barcode that you can use to log in to digital services, and as a digital card that’s accessible on your smartphone or tablet. 

• If you’d like a physical library card, visit any of our branches during regular business hours and we'll print one for you.

Prefer to sign up in person? No problem! Staff members at any RPL location would be happy to assist you.

Disclaimer: The borrower is responsible for all material checked out on their Regina Public Library card and will be required to pay for the cost of repairing or replacing material lost or damaged while on loan to the borrower. Regina Public Library is not responsible for any damage or loss to persons, property or equipment sustained as a result of using or consulting Regina Public Library material.

We have community library cards for customers who have no proof of address. You're welcome to borrow up to 4 items from any Regina Public Library location.

If you would like to receive a community library card, or learn more about community library cards, please visit a branch, email us or call 306-777-6000 for assistance during regular business hours. 

Disclaimer: The borrower is responsible for all material checked out on their Regina Public Library card and will be required to pay for the cost of repairing or replacing material lost or damaged while on loan to the borrower. Regina Public Library is not responsible for any damage or loss to persons, property or equipment sustained as a result of using or consulting Regina Public Library material.

If you don’t live in Regina, please contact your local Saskatchewan public library for assistance with getting a library card.

Let us know that your card has been lost or stolen as soon as possible. Visit a branch, call 306-777-6000, or send us an email.

If you already have a library card from any public library in Saskatchewan, you don’t need to register for another one. Yours will work at any public library in the province!

We also offer library cards for children (anyone under the age of 14), and cards for teachers, people living with print disabilities, and other community members who require access to specialty library services.

If you would like to register your children for a library card of their own, or learn more about specialty library cards, please visit a branch, email us or call 306-777-6000 for assistance during regular business hours.

Note: parents/guardians are responsible for all materials borrowed against their child's account and any monetary charges resulting from their child's use of the library.

Disclaimer: The borrower is responsible for all material checked out on their Regina Public Library card and will be required to pay for the cost of repairing or replacing material lost or damaged while on loan to the borrower. Regina Public Library is not responsible for any damage or loss to persons, property or equipment sustained as a result of using or consulting Regina Public Library material.