CAPAL has signed an open letter to the World Intellectual Property Organization regarding the impact of intellectual property on COVID-19 research. The letter begins: “We write to you as organisations and individuals representing researchers, educators, students, and the institutions that Continue reading CAPAL Signs Open Letter to WIPO re: COVID-19 and Intellectual Property
CAPAL’s member profile for April is Richard Hayman, Associate Professor & Digital Initiatives Librarian at Mount Royal University in Calgary. What is the best thing about living in your city? What’s the worst? Calgary’s proximity to the mountains is great, Continue reading April Member Profile: Richard Hayman
The CAPAL/ACBES Publications Committee invites nominations and applications for the position of co-editor of CJAL/Rcbu, our association’s scholarly journal. This position begins at the Annual General Meeting in May/June 2019 and continues for a three-year term.The deadline to receive nominations Continue reading Co-Editor sought for the Canadian Journal of Academic Librarianship / Revue Canadienne de bibliothéconomie universitaire
It is with sadness that we are announcing the cancellation of CAPAL20 at the Congress of Humanities and Social Sciences 2020. This was not an easy decision but the Conference Organizing Committee and the CAPAL Board wanted to ensure the Continue reading CAPAL20 Notice
CAPAL-ACBES reconnaît l’importance des bibliothèques en temps de crise. Cette déclaration répond à nos préoccupations concernant les employés des bibliothèques qui doivent continuer à servir le grand public à la suite des appels à la distanciation sociale de tous les Continue reading L’ACBES déclaration au sujet des bibliothèques universitaires et le COVID-19
