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CMEC Copyright Consortium and National Education Organizations Release New Edition of Copyright Matters!
News November 3, 2022
A new edition of an important copyright resource for teachers has just been released by the Copyright Consortium of the Council of Ministers of Education, Canada (CMEC), the Canadian Teachers’ Federation (CTF/FCE), and the Canadian School Boards Association (CSBA).
CFLA Copyright Committee Update (October 2022)
News November 3, 2022
An update on the current activities of the Canadian Federation of Library Associations (CFLA) Copyright Committee
Registration open for Entrepreneurship and Libraries (EntreLib) Conference International 2022
News October 26, 2022
The theme for the Entrelib International 2022 is Libraries Supporting Social Entrepreneurship Across the World.
Maddie Hare receives 2022 Dalhousie-Horrocks National Leadership Fund
News October 14, 2022
Dalhousie University’s School of Information Management today announced that Maddie Hare is the 2022 recipient of the Dalhousie-Horrocks National Leadership Fund.
Invitation to Join the Centre for Free Expression (CFE) Library Challenges Database
News October 6, 2022
The database will include challenges with respect to collection items, programs, displays, community use of space, internet use, or other services.
Invitation à participer à la Base de données des contestations de la bibliothèque du Centre pour la liberté d’expression (CLE)
News October 6, 2022
La base de données comprendra des contestations à propos d’articles recueillis, de programmes, d’affiches, de l’utilisation communautaire de l’espace et de l’utilisation d’Internet ou d’autres services.
Canadian Federation of Library Associations Update (Fall 2022)
News October 6, 2022
An update on the current activities of the Canadian Federation of Library Associations (CFLA)
CFLA Calls for the Release of all Outstanding Residential School Records
News September 29, 2022
The Canadian Federation of Library Associations (CFLA) today issued a statement calling for the release of all outstanding residential school records held by the Catholic Church and various levels of government.
Majority of Canadians get their news from mainstream sources, poll shows
News September 28, 2022
The study found that of those Canadians who consult the news daily, their top news sources in ranked order are: a regular newscast on a TV station for either evening or late broadcast (45%), followed by a newspaper website (29%), a TV news website (29%), a TV station dedicated to only business news and information (29%), social media sites like Facebook or Instagram (26%), and radio news broadcasts (24%).
