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Cette liste qui provient du site Librarianship.ca présente un panorama de la diversité des réponses des bibliothèques canadiennes à la COVID-19. On rapporte des projets de mémoire communautaire (documenter l’histoire du COVID-19 du point de vue des habitant.e.s), des lieux transformés en banques alimentaires, des collections et des services adaptés aux publics et aux contraintes du confinement (beaucoup, beaucoup d’heures du conte en ligne), de la bibliothérapie, des procédures pour les abonnements simplifiées, des services téléphoniques, des serveurs mis à la disposition des scientifiques, des imprimantes 3D pour faire des équipements médicaux, etc. Je reprends cet inventaire en traduisant les intitulés des rubriques de services.

L’engagement des bibliothèques du Québec n’est pas documenté systématiquement dans ce survol. Je vous invite encore une fois à le faire à l’aide de ce document partagé proposé dans cet article sur la réponse québécoise.

Si vos récits ont échappé à cette enquête, il est aussi possible de les faire connaître en écrivant à info@librarianship.ca.

Ressources pour les bibliothèques – Librarianship.ca

Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) Resources for Libraries

COVID-19: Mental Health Resources

Status of Upcoming Library Conferences and Events in Canada

MÉMOIRE COMMUNAUTAIRE

Fort Erie Public Library (Ontario)

• Fort Erie library calls on community to preserve COVID-19 history (Fort Erie Post)

Innisfil ideaLAB & Library (Ontario)

• Innisfil ideaLAB & Library wants your COVID-19 stories (Innisfil Journal)

PEI Public Archives and Records Office (Prince Edward Island)

• Why P.E.I.’s archivists are asking Islanders to share their COVID-19 stories (CBC)

Region of Waterloo Museums (Ontario)

• Region of Waterloo museums want your help documenting COVID-19 history (CBC)

Trail Museum and Archives (British Columbia)

• Staff at this B.C. museum want to read personal diary entries written during the pandemic (CBC)

Wellington County Museum and Archives (Ontario)

• Wellington County Museum and Archives asks residents to document their quarantine (GuelphToday)

ESPACES

Toronto Public Library (Ontario)

• “We can pack 850 food hampers in two hours”: How the Toronto Public Library turned its branches into food banks (Toronto Life)
• How Toronto Public Library branches are becoming food banks during COVID-19 (CBC)
• Toronto libraries being turned into food banks for vulnerable residents (Global News)

COLLECTIONS ET SERVICES

Annapolis Valley Regional Libraries (Nova Scotia)

• How public libraries are helping Nova Scotians — even with their doors closed (CBC)

Belleville Public Library (Ontario)

• Belleville library closed but offers online service for children (Quinte News)

Burk’s Falls, Armour & Ryerson Union Public Library (Ontario)

• Closed physically, open virtually: Burk’s Falls library is online for you (NorthBayNipissing.com)

Calgary Public Library (Alberta)

• Calgary libraries shuttered, but online they’re bustling (CBC)
• Calgary’s new Library at Home program (Global News)

Cambridge Idea Exchange (Ontario)

• Your local library has never been more helpful (Waterloo Region Record)

Cape Breton Regional Library (Nova Scotia)

• How public libraries are helping Nova Scotians — even with their doors closed (CBC)

Chinook Regional Library (Saskatchewan)

• Library E-Resources Support Isolated Families (Swift Current Online)

Cold Lake Public Library (Alberta)

• Still lots to do even at home with the library (Cold Lake Sun)

Coquitlam Public Library (British Columbia)

• Tri-City libraries push online offerings during COVID-19 closure (Tri-City News)

East Gwillimbury Public Library (Ontario)

• East Gwillimbury library still open for business online (East Gwillimbury Express)

Essa Public Library (Ontario)

• Libraries in south Simcoe mark new chapter by shifting to all-digital platforms (Simcoe.com)

Estevan Public Library (Saskatchewan)

• Library continues to offer online programs (Estevan Mercury)

Fort Erie Public Library (Ontario)

• Enjoy the Fort Erie Public Library from the comfort of your own home (Fort Erie Post)
• Fort Erie library staff offer up suggestions to enhance your time at home (St. Catharines Standard)

Gibsons and District Public Library (British Columbia)

• Gibsons library is here for you (Coast Reporter)

Grande Prairie Public Library (Alberta)

• Library open 24/7 with digital content (Grande Prairie Daily Herald Tribune)
• Grande Prairie Public Library pushing on despite COVID-19 (EverythingGP)

Greater Victoria Public Library (British Columbia)

• Despite closed doors, libraries are as busy as ever (Times Colonist)

Haliburton County Public Library (Ontario)

• ‘A little piece of community’ offered online (Minden Times)

Halifax Public Libraries (Nova Scotia)

• Halifax libraries are bustling with new online content — and thousands of new members (Chronicle Herald)
• How public libraries are helping Nova Scotians — even with their doors closed (CBC)

Innisfil ideaLAB & Library (Ontario)

• ‘Important to connect with your community’: Innisfil library adjusting to pandemic (Innisfil Journal)
• Innisfil library branches out with new virtual services (BarrieToday)

Kawartha Lakes Public Library (Ontario)

• 10 ways to still enjoy the library despite COVID-19 shut down (Kawartha Lakes This Week)

Kitchener Public Library (Ontario)

• Your local library has never been more helpful (Waterloo Region Record)

Leeds and the Thousand Islands Public Library (Ontario)

• Libraries add fun and adventure for all in troubled times (Ganaoque Reporter)

Medicine Hat Public Library (Alberta)

• Reading not cancelled, public libraries promote online materials (CHATNewsToday)

New Brunswick Public Libraries

• N.B. Libraries Still Offering Digital Services (Country 94)

Newfoundland and Labrador Public Libraries

• Newfoundland libraries adapting to isolation world with move to digital (Chronicle Herald)

New Tecumseth Public Library (Ontario)

• Libraries in south Simcoe mark new chapter by shifting to all-digital platforms (Simcoe.com)

Norfolk County Public Library (Ontario)

• Online Norfolk library services still available during shutdown (Simcoe Reformer)

Okanagan Regional Library (British Columbia)

• Okanagan libraries still open for business, online (Vernon Morning Star)

Orillia Public Library (Ontario)

• Closed library, museum get creative to deliver online programs (OrilliaMatters)

PEI Public Library Service (Prince Edward Island)

• Amid COVID-19, Islanders begin flocking to P.E.I. libraries — online, of course (CBC)
• Variety of online library services for P.E.I. readers available at library.pe.ca (The Guardian)

Pelham Public Library (Ontario)

• South Niagara libraries see increase in use of online resources (St.Catharines Standard)

Prince George Public Library (British Columbia)

• Library to offer more ebooks, other resources online (Prince George Citizen)

Ramara Public Library (Ontario)

• In wake of pandemic, Ramara Public Library offers new services (OrilliaMatters)

Redcliff Public Library (Alberta)

• Reading not cancelled, public libraries promote online materials (CHATNewsToday)

Region of Waterloo Library (Ontario)

• Your local library has never been more helpful (Waterloo Region Record)

Richmond Public Library (British Columbia)

• Richmond library takes to online programs, services (Richmond News)

St. Albert Public Library (Alberta)

• Library programming full steam online (St. Albert Gazette)

Sault Ste. Marie Public Library (Ontario)

• Library hosting a virtual Easter egg hunt (SooToday)

SDG (Stormont, Dundas & Glengarry County) Library (Ontario)

• SDG Library, local libraries remind everyone of e-books, audio books and virtual story times for kids (The Review)

South Shore Public Libraries (Nova Scotia)

• How public libraries are helping Nova Scotians — even with their doors closed (CBC)

Stony Plain Public Library (Alberta)

• Stony Plain Public Library to offer chance for Dungeons and Dragons (St. Thomas Times-Journal)

Vancouver Island Regional Library (British Columbia)

• Despite closed doors, libraries are as busy as ever (Times Colonist)

Wainfleet Township Public Library (Ontario)

• South Niagara libraries see increase in use of online resources (St.Catharines Standard)

Wasaga Beach Public Library (Ontario)

• Even during COVID-19 crisis, Wasaga Beach library can be accessed online (Wasaga Sun)

Waterloo Public Library (Ontario)

• Your local library has never been more helpful (Waterloo Region Record)

Welland Public Library (Ontario)

• South Niagara libraries see increase in use of online resources (St.Catharines Standard)

Weyburn Public Library (Saskatchewan)

• Weyburn Public Library Sharing Online Resources During Closure (DiscoverWeyburn)
• Weyburn Public Library starts up online programs (Weyburn Review)
• Virtual Programming Being Offered at Weyburn Public Library (DiscoverWeyburn)

Windsor Public Library (Ontario)

• City library switches gears, with home deliveries, online storytimes (Windsor Star)

Bibliothérapie

Clarington Public Library (Ontario)

• Clarington Public Library offering online literature therapy sessions (Durham RadioNews)

Club de lecture

Port Colborne Public Library (Ontario)

• Port Colborne library connecting readers to virtual book club (St. Catharines Standard)

Cartes de bibliothèque

Bruce County Library (Ontario)

• Bruce County library card – the new passport (Shoreline Beacon)

Clarington Public Library (Ontario)

• How to get a Clarington library card during coronavirus (Clarington This Week)

Fort Erie Public Library (Ontario)

• Fort Erie Public Library offering temporary library cards by phone (Fort Erie Post)

Halifax Public Libraries (Nova Scotia)

• Having fun isn’t hard when you’ve got a library card (The Coast)

Niagara-on-the-Lake Public Library (Ontario)

• NOTL library offering virtual library card to access e-resources (St. Catharines Standard)

Orillia Public Library (Ontario)

• Orillia Public Library unlocks vault with new digital membership (OrilliaMatters)

Richmond Hill Public Library (Ontario)

• Richmond Hill library tackles coronavirus with ‘digital cards’ for York readers (YorkRegion.com)

Vaughan Public Libraries (Ontario)

• Vaughan Public Libraries’ online access has you covered — even if you don’t have a card (Vaughan Citizen)

Woodstock Public Library (Ontario)

• Library introduces eCards (Woodstock Sentinel Review)

Service téléphonique

Windsor Public Library (Ontario)

• Windsor Public Library launches phone check-in service (CTV)

Heure du conte

Collingwood Public Library (Ontario)

• Collingwood’s children’s librarian providing online story time, sing-a-longs (Collingwood Today)

Jewish Public Library (Quebec)

• Keeping story-time alive during an age of social-distancing (Global News)

Newmarket Public Library (Ontario)

• Virtual storytime, book club coming, Newmarket Public Library CEO says (NewmarketToday)
• ‘I Don’t Want to Wash My Hands’ kicks off Newmarket library’s virtual story time (NewmarketToday)

Norfolk County Public Library (Ontario)

• Library offers online storytimes (Simcoe Reformer)

Ottawa Public Library (Ontario)

• Ottawa Public Library invites kids to join them on Zoom for story time (CTV)
• Library closed but popular Storytime program goes online (Stittsville Central)

Penticton Library (British Columbia)

• Library storytime from home (Castanet)

St. Catharines Public Library (Ontario)

• Huge spike in online library patrons in St. Catharines (St. Catharines Standard)

Windsor Public Library (Ontario)

• City library switches gears, with home deliveries, online storytimes (Windsor Star)

Technologie

Annapolis Valley Regional Library (Nova Scotia)

• Innovation Lab in Annapolis Royal using 3D printer to make personal protective equipment (The Chronicle Herald)

Brantford Public Library (Ontario)

• Library’s 3D printers used to help health-care workers (Brantford Expositor)

Brock University Library (Ontario)

• Brock Makerspace producing face shields for local health-care workers (Brock News)

Halton Hills Public Library (Ontario)

• Halton Hills Public Library 3D printing parts for front-line face shields (Independent Free Press)

McMaster University Library (Ontario)

• Library computing power being harnessed in the fight against COVID–19 (McMaster Daily News)

Regina Public Library (Saskatchewan)

• Regina Public Library donating computer time remotely to help scientists (CBC)
• Regina Public Library putting its servers to use crunching COVID-19 data (Regina Leader-Post)

Richmond Public Library (British Columbia)

• Richmond library prepares to make 3D face shields for medical workers (The Richmond News)

South Shore Public Libraries (Nova Scotia)

• How one library’s 3D printer is helping doctors prepare for COVID-19 patients (CBC)

Stratford Public Library (Ontario)

• Local 3D printers create protective equipment for healthcare workers exposed to coronavirus (Stratford Beacon Herald)

Toronto Public Library (Ontario)

• Toronto library loans 3D printers to team making face shields for COVID-19 workers (Toronto.com)
• U of T researcher and Toronto Public Library form partnership to make face shields with 3D printers (U of T News)

Welland Public Library (Ontario)

• Welland library lending computing power to COVID-19 fight (St. Catharines Standard)

Source : Librarianship. ca. (14 avril 2020). Information Matters. Canadian Libraries Respond to COVID-19 [Infolettre]. ISSN 2560-8266. Repéré à : https://mailchi.mp/822dd83bdcd5/information-matters-2020-covid?e=046152d205