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CFLA/FCAB: Wordmark/Graphic Identity Challenge

News May 17, 2016

The Canadian Federation of Library Associations is looking for some assistance at creating its graphic identity.

University of Alberta Library – Academic Library Residency Program 2016-17

News May 16, 2016

The University of Alberta Libraries invites applications from recent library school graduates interested in pursuing a career in academic libraries. The appointment is for a one-year term.

Support the CHLA/MLA/ICLC Community Service Project: Promoting Health Professions for First Nations Kids

News May 15, 2016

Help promote health professions for First Nations kids by supporting the community service project set-up by the organizers of Mosaic, the joint CHLA/MLA/ICLC conference.

Weekly News Roundup: May 8-14, 2016

News May 14, 2016

LIS news stories from Canada and abroad.

Vancouver Island Regional Library (VIRL) Librarians Receive Two Awards from ALA

News May 14, 2016

Two projects from the Nanaimo Harbourfront Library will receive the 2016 ALA Presidential Citation for Innovative International Library Projects

Barbara Streisand, The Beatles, and CLA: Share Your Memories

News May 13, 2016

As CLA prepares to host one last event, the community is invited to help mark the occasion by sharing your memories of the Association.

Update from the Canadian Federation of Library Associations

News May 13, 2016

An update on activities related to creating the Canadian Federation of Library Associations (CFLA)

CFLA Replaces CLA as Canadian Co-Publisher of RDA

News May 13, 2016

CLA announced the CFLA will take over as the co-publisher of the Resource Description and Access (RDA) standard.

CLA, ALA Editions Distribution Arrangement To End; New Canadian Distributor To Be Announced

News May 12, 2016

May 15, 2016 is the last day to order ALA Editions publications through CLA.

BC Government to Proactively Release Travel Expenses, Status of FOI Requests

News May 10, 2016

The Government of British Columbia announced yesterday that it would start proactively releasing several categories of records regularly requested through Freedom of Information (FOI) requests.