Would you like to ask elected officials on city council a question? You can do so in person or in writing.

Are you 65 or older? Do you have difficulty getting around? In several boroughs, the local library can have books delivered to your home. This service is free of charge.

Some boroughs provide grants to buy or rent cloth diapers. Find out which ones.

Are you a cyclist? Do you think there should be more bicycle racks in your neighbourhood? Do you think one should be added to a busy area? You can request one be installed. Learn how here.

Regardless of where you borrow your books, you can return them to any library in the network. The Grande Bibliothèque (BAnQ) also accepts book returns in most cases.

Has the book, DVD or document you borrowed from the library been lost or damaged? Find out how to report the situation and pay the fees applied to repairing or replacing a document.

If a document is not available at the library because someone else has borrowed it, you can reserve it. We will send you a notice as soon as the item is available for pickup.

Have you borrowed a book, a DVD or another document from the library, but haven’t returned it by the authorized due date? Late fees will be applied.

Haven’t finished reading the books or viewing the documents you borrowed from the library? Not to worry, you can hang on to them for longer by extending the loan period online, on site or by telephone.

In order to borrow books, films, music or other documents from a Montréal library, all you need to do is show a valid library card. You are entitled to a maximum number of documents for a period that varies, depending on the type of document you borrow.