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CFLA Copyright Committee Update (April 2021)
News May 1, 2021
An update on the current activities of the Canadian Federation of Library Associations (CFLA) Copyright Committee
Call for Proposals to Host Canada’s True North Science Boot Camp 2022
News April 29, 2021
The True North Science Boot Camp (TNSBC) is an annual, 3-day professional development program for librarians and features educational presentations delivered by scientists and STEM librarians.
Registration Open for Manitoba-Saskatchewan Joint Conference
News April 27, 2021
The theme of Libraries: Better Together reflects the essential role of libraries in building and promoting diversity, inclusivity, and equity and providing space for cultural and public engagement.
Call for BCLA Award Nominations
News April 26, 2021
The BC Library Association invites the library community, partners, and stakeholders to submit nominations for the BCLA Awards.
CanUX Conference Postponed to 2022
News April 26, 2021
The next CanUX will take place in the Fall of 2022
Call for Applications: Kaleidoscope Program
News April 22, 2021
The Kaleidoscope Program recruits MLIS students from historically underrepresented ethnic and racial groups into careers in research libraries and archives.
“It Isn’t Enough to Not Be Racist”: Anti-Racist Leadership and Public Libraries
News April 21, 2021
The Urban Libraries Council (ULC) this week called on all library executives to own the challenge and impact of enduring racism, acknowledge their own biases and use their leadership to dismantle structural racism, starting in their own library systems.
Budget 2021: An analysis by Impact Public Affairs for CFLA
News April 21, 2021
Impact Public Affairs, the Canadian Federation of Library Associations’ (CFLA) government relations firm, has prepared an analysis of the 2021 federal budget.
Call for Proposals: LAMNS Conference 2021
News April 20, 2021
Theme: Moving Forward Together: Collaboration and Innovation to Meet Changing Needs
Why Gary Gibson Mattered to Libraries…
News April 16, 2021 2 comments
A remembrance by John Teskey, Librarian Emeritus at University of New Brunswick