The Canadian Federation of Library Associations / Fédération canadienne des associations de bibliothèques (CFLA/FCAB) endorses the American Library Association (ALA) statement issued January 30, 2017
Dear Colleagues: We are pleased to announce, in light of the feedback from archives, libraries and other heritage employers from across Canada, that Canadian Heritage
Did your library deal with a book, Internet, or other access challenge in 2016? Dear Library Colleagues, Did your library experience any challenges to materials,
The Government of Canada is committed to developing new planned accessibility legislation to promote equality of opportunity and increase the inclusion and participation of Canadians
We would like to thank everyone who submitted proposals for the CLA Book Awards Collection. All of the proposals were excellent and any of them
On February 1, 2017, CFLA-FCAB will be having our first Annual General Meeting at the OLA Superconference. At that meeting, we’ll be updating you on
As one of CFLA-FCAB’s top priorities, the Truth & Reconciliation is the first CFLA-FCAB committee formed. The membership of this committee spans all of Canada
Once again, we would like to thank Valoree McKay and all the volunteers and staff at the former Canadian Library Association for their dedicated effort
Dear Minister Bains, That Wayne Smith, Canada’s Chief Statistician, resigned his post in a very public demonstration in mid-September should serve as a signal that
Great libraries can be about great collections or great buildings but in the 21st century they’re also about great people. Without library workers libraries simply