Keep@Downsview has an expanding group of associate members. Enquires can be sent using our contact form.
Members
University of Toronto
A climate-controlled high density storage and preservation facility created in 2005 by the University of Toronto for low-use materials which researchers can request using online request services.
University of Western Ontario
Western Libraries will partner with university libraries at Toronto, Ottawa, McMaster and Queen’s in the Keep@Downsview project, a shared print preservation initiative among the five institutions. The project aims to preserve the scholarly record in Ontario in a shared high-density storage and preservation facility located at the University of Toronto’s
Queen's University
Extending the University of Toronto’s Downsview facility, the project brings together a purpose-built, high-density storage facility that supports long-term preservation, an existing retrieval and transportation network, and new models of desktop delivery, ensuring that low demand print materials remain readily available for research and study within the province.
McMaster University
Toronto, Western University, Queen’s University, and the University of Ottawa in a new partnership to preserve and ensure ongoing access to low-demand print materials. Extending the University of Toronto’s Downsview facility,
University of Ottawa
For more information on Keep@Downsview, please contact Tony Horava, Associate University Librarian (Collections and Information Resources), tony.horava@uottawa.ca.
Memorial University
Memorial University Libraries is now an associate member of the Keep@Downsview Initiative as part of its ongoing efforts to improve long-term collection preservation and access through creative and innovative management strategies.