Uncategorized

*La version française suit* It is time to start the work of organizing and planning CAPAL20! The Congress 2020 theme is “Gathering at the Forks – Bridging Divides.” As with past conferences, CAPAL20 will be held in conjunction with the Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences, hosted by Western University, in London, ON, 2020 May 30 […]

The latest issue of CAPAL Connections is available now. In this issue, hear about what has been happening with CAPAL’s Committees. The newsletter is available in both English and French here: English: http://capalibrarians.org/newsletter/ French: http://fr.capalibrarians.org/bulletin/ A big thanks to all the committees for their work on the newsletter and to Lydia and Janice of the Communications Committee […]

CAPAL19 Conference Activities CAPAL is offering a few ways to connect with conference attendees at our annual conference in Vancouver this June. Join us on June 2nd for karaoke or board games in the evening hosted by members of the conference organizing committee, or meet new people and enjoy local food at a dine around. […]

April’s Member Profile is with the Communication Committee’s very own Lydia Thorne. Lydia is a Health Sciences Librarian at the University of Ontario Institute of Technology & Durham College. What is the best thing about living in your city? What’s the worst? It’s proximity to Toronto. It’s proximity to Toronto (currently living in Whitby, ON). […]

The Hon. Michael Tibollo Minister of Tourism, Culture, and Sport Hearst Block, 9th Floor 900 Bay St. Toronto, ON M7A 2A1                                                                     […]