
Sharon Day appointed Chief Executive Officer of Edmonton Public Library
July 21, 2026
Day succeeds Pilar Martinez, who served 26 years with Edmonton Public Library, including eleven as CEO.
Kristine D’Souza appointed CEO and Director of Public Libraries of Pickering Public Library
July 20, 2026
D’Souza joins Pickering from the Kingston Frontenac Public Library where she served as Director of Public Services.
IFLA selects Brasília, Brazil to host the 2028 World Library and Information Congress
July 20, 2026
Brasília will host IFLA’s flagship event from August 21 to 24, 2028.
Stephanie Hall appointed CEO and Chief Librarian of Greater Victoria Public Library
July 16, 2026
Hall succeeds Maureen Sawa, who is retiring after having served as GVPL’s CEO since 2010.
Andrea Cecchetto appointed Chief Executive Officer of Markham Public Library
July 14, 2026
Cecchetto succeeds Catherine Biss, who retired at the end of June after having served as MPL’s CEO for 24 years.
The Impact of COVID-19 Public Policy on Canadian Public Library Workers: Invitation to Participate
July 8, 2026
This study aims to learn about Canadian public library workers’ experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic as they relate to the swift and often contradictory changes in policy and messaging from Provincial and Federal governments as well as library management and the news media.
New Westminster Public Library launches self-service borrowing downtown
June 23, 2026
Downtown residents will benefit from increased access to library materials thanks to a New Westminster Public Library (NWPL) initiative to install a self-service borrowing kiosk and holds-pickup locker at the Anvil Centre.
APLA Open Letter Regarding Closure of 5 Branches of Annapolis Valley Regional Libraries
June 10, 2026
“The importance of libraries in our province cannot be overstated. They are essential to lifelong learning and skills development for Nova Scotians of all ages. The loss of community libraries, especially those with youth-focused education initiatives, will reduce access to creative learning opportunities across the province.”
Regina Public Library CEO Jeff Barber announces retirement in fall 2026
May 26, 2026
Jeff Barber, Regina Public Library Director and CEO since 2005, today announced his decision to retire later this year.
Congratulations to the 2026 BCLA Award Winners!
May 20, 2026
Congratulations to the recipients of the 2026 British Columbia Library Association (BCLA) awards!
Saskatchewan Budget Cuts to Libraries
April 8, 2017On March 22, 2017, the Government of Saskatchewan tabled a provincial budget which: eliminated the provincial operating grant of $1.3 million for municipal library systems in Regina and Saskatoon; and …
Refugee Resources in the Library
March 5, 2016Our new feature, Opening the Library Doors in Welcome, will highlight how libraries across Canada are supporting Syrian refugees. New collections, services and programs are creating a more inviting space …
Invitation to complete the 2016 National Salary Survey
February 1, 2016Librarianship.ca is pleased to invite you to complete the 2016 National Salary Survey of Library and Information Management Professionals.
Coming Soon! 2016 National Salary Survey
January 26, 2016Librarianship.ca is excited to announce our upcoming National Library and Information Management Professionals Salary Survey (2016).
Canadian Library Association (CLA) Announces Plan to Dissolve
December 18, 2015The CLA Executive Council has announced a Special General Meeting on January 27, 2016 to vote on the dissolution of the Association.
Introducing Librarianship.ca
November 1, 2015 1 commentLibrarianship.ca is a new, not-for-profit organization started to support and strengthen our community and advance its information professionals. We do this by providing opportunities for learning, information exchange, collaboration, and networking. Through this …
Consultation: Toward a Federation of Library Associations in Canada
October 16, 2015An invitation to provide feedback on the proposal to create a national federation of library associations called the Canadian Federation of Library Associations / Fédération canadienne des associations de bibliothèques (CFLA/FCAB).












