Library Association Responses to Royal Society of Canada Consultations on Future of Canada's Libraries and Archives
This is a follow-up to the Library Boy post of September 11, 2013 entitled Royal Society of Canada Holding Public Consultations on Future of Canada's Libraries and Archives.
The prestigious institution has been consulting citizens and associations regarding the future of the country's library and archive infrastructure.
Two submissions worth read come from the Canadian Library Association and the Canadian Association of University Teachers (CAUT). The CAUT report in particular is scathing about recent changes and budget cutbacks at Library and Archives Canada and about the closing of federal government libraries.
The prestigious institution has been consulting citizens and associations regarding the future of the country's library and archive infrastructure.
Two submissions worth read come from the Canadian Library Association and the Canadian Association of University Teachers (CAUT). The CAUT report in particular is scathing about recent changes and budget cutbacks at Library and Archives Canada and about the closing of federal government libraries.
Labels: government of Canada, libraries, Library and Archives Canada
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