News tagged: Public librarianship

“regardless of socio-economic backgrounds, libraries plug us into our communities and can be counted on to provide the resources needed to succeed”

Let’s Talk About Reconciliation is the title of a series of dialogues associated with the screening of a film made by an Indigenous artist, and organized by public libraries across Canada.

It’s Grey Cup weekend and the rivalry between the Calgary Public Library and the Toronto Public Library is heating up!

“to help create a national network of public library human resource professionals”

Report to better understand the needs of First Nation Public Libraries (FNPLs) and to identify opportunities for responding through improved supports.

Library workers, this is your chance to be heard!

Public library workers work more permanent part-time hours, and fewer permanent full-time hours compared to the CUPE membership as a whole.

“la diversité et l’inclusion sont une valeur fondamentale des bibliothèques et un élément central de l’identité de notre pays”

From 3D printers to mental health services, public libraries across the province are evolving to meet a changing society and a digital age. For Ontario Public Library Week, The Agenda with Steve Paikin presents a round table on the changing role of libraries.

Canada’s public libraries are well positioned to provide support to local community broadcasting and programming.