We have a large assortment of consumer magazines and buying guides. For popular items, we have compiled folders of photocopied material from various sources. Reference staff will not give legal advice, but will assist patrons in finding useful resources. The Library carries a good selection of books containing information on many aspects of the law, such as estate planning, family law, contracts, civil rights, Aboriginal law, criminal law, etc. The Public Legal Education Association of Saskatchewan holds law classes at most branch libraries and provides free booklets and brochures on a variety of topics.
Vertical files are files of materials that are stored in filing cabinets.
They consist of pamphlets and other small publications on a wide variety of current or popular topics. Interlibrary loans are available for books, microfilm, audio cassettes, spoken word cassettes, compact discs or magazine articles. Some new titles may not be available on interlibrary loan, and can be recommended for purchase by the Library. The Library has a variety of indexes which will help locate specific articles. The library subscribes to a variety of electronic indexes and full text sources.