Blog posts
Whether stored electronically or written on calf skin, knowledge has never been more threatened
Blog March 16, 2016 
In an age of “information overload”, we are in real danger of failing to ensure that succeeding societies have access to the wisdom, and error, of their predecessors.
13 Questions With: Lisa Gauthier
Blog March 13, 2016
Document Coordinator, Advancement Records, Office of Advancement, University of Alberta
The future of journalism is being built today – what you need to know
Blog March 12, 2016
Jonathan Este, The Conversation and Khalil A. Cassimally, The Conversation Journalism is in an existential crisis: revenue to news organisations has fallen off a cliff over the past two decades …
13 Questions With: Caroline Monnin
Blog March 7, 2016
Medical Librarian, Saskatoon Health Region
First Signs That You Should Not Take That Job
Blog March 6, 2016
Signs to look out for that a workplace is toxic and you should steer clear
Career Spotlight: What I Do as an Entrepreneurship Librarian
Blog February 29, 2016
Carey Toane, Entrepreneurship Librarian, University of Toronto
Highlights from Ontario Budget 2016
Blog February 28, 2016
Highlights from the 2016 Ontario budget of interest to the library and information management community.
Translated: the baffling world of business jargon
Blog February 20, 2016
On your first day in a new job, when you are told by a colleague to prepare for a “blamestorming session” followed by some “blue-sky thinking”, do you rejoice or despair?