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Old 11-12-2012, 08:45 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by speakingtohe View Post
I use the BC Libraries to go which has more ebooks than the Vancouver one I think. AFAIK you can vist any BC library and get your library card registered to use them. They all seem to have their own ebooks. North and West vancouver, BC and Surrey are some. You used to be able to get a seperate card at each but don't know if you can now without using a local area address.
Someone with a Vancouver Public Library card can use both systems I think. Here's the blurb from the BC Libraries Overdrive login page regarding Vancouver residents:

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Vancouver residents can check out titles that were added to the shared BC Libraries collection before April 2012. For new titles and shorter wait times, please visit our growing new collection: VPL to Go.

If you are not a Vancouver resident, you can access the shared BC Libraries collection through the library in the city where you live. Check with your local library for details on other eBook collections available to you.
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