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This listing is not rated yet.   Rate it!  |  Report it! Canadian Library Association - Montreal Chapter http://clamontrealchapter.blogspot.com An interest group of the Canadian Library Association, dedicated to providing a local presence to bring CLA programmes and events to Montreal. Category: Blog Directory » Business Blogs » Information Services » Library Hits: 2 Date added: 2008-01-09 19:31:46 Alexa traffic rank: 13,227,124 Site average load time: 1.718 Second(s) Fast -  Faster than 49% of websites

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Latest blog posts from Canadian Library Association - Montreal Chapter

Call for Submissions: 2008 CASLIS Cookbook
For all you foodies out there - newbies and expert (seasoned) - CASLIS invites you to submit recipes for our 2008 cookbook.Do you have a favourite recipe scribbled on an old catalogue card? A special dish from your local area? (Anyone up for tourtière or Saskatoon pie?) A drink you mix to dull... Read more...
Published 2 days ago

Professional Partnering Program
The CLA student chapter at McGill University is pleased to invite you to participate in a new Professional Partnering Program. What is Professional Partnering?Professional Partnering is a flexible mentoring program that connects students in McGill's School of Information Studies to information... Read more...
Published a week ago

Nouveau programme de formation continue de la CBPQ 2008-2009
La CBPQ vous invite à découvrir leur nouveau programme de formation continue 2008-2009 disponible en ligne ici! Read more...
Published 2 weeks ago

I know we're Canadian, but it's hard to ignore the elections down south...
... So why not get a bit of a laugh (for once) from this discussion, on the lovely Alison Morris's blog @ PW, about which literary character you would like to see on the U.S. election ticket. Atticus Finch all the way. Read more...
Published 4 weeks ago

Professional Certificate in Library Sector Leadership available for mid-career librarians
The University of Victoria has announced it will award a Graduate Professional Certificate in Library Sector Leadership. This will be a distance program, part time (five courses) and offered in partnership with the School of Public Administration, the Division of Continuing Studies and the UVic... Read more...
Published 4 weeks ago

TD Canadian Children’s Literature Awards finalists announced!
Kenneth Oppel's Darkwing is on the list, as is the superb Eye of the Crow by Shane Peacock. Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose, by Hugh Brewster, is also quite lovely!See the whole list here. Read more...
Published a month ago

New ALA Banned Books Week website!
Check out the new ALA Banned Books Week website! This site is designed for the public, and lists libraries with banned book week celebrations and events. (American) libraries can submit their programs here. Read more...
Published a month ago

Job inventory for libarians @ the Ottawa Public Library
For any of you considering a change, my employer, the Ottawa Public Library, has recently posted its job inventory for librarians. Read more...
Published a month ago

PLA Leadership Fellows Program
Maybe I'm the last person to hear about this, but it's pretty cool! PLA members who are public library managers attend executive leadership training at University of Michigan (Ross School of Business), University of Pennsylvania (Wharton School of Business), Columbia University (Business School),... Read more...
Published a month ago

Man Booker Dozen announced
The 13 longlisted titles for the Man Booker Prize have been announced. Read more...
Published a month ago

Bibliocommons is a go!
For those of you who attended the ABQLA Conference in April, you were probably wowed by the keynote speaker, Beth Jefferson, the founder of Bibliocommons. Her presentation on what an OPAC could be sent little shivers up my cardigan-clad back.Well, you'll be absolutely jazzed to know that you can... Read more...
Published a month ago

Urban Library Journal now online!
The Spring 2008 issue of the Urban Library Journal is now online, focusing on a special topic, The Creative Library. There are interesting articles about promoting leisure reading in academic libraries and arts partnerships at academic libraries, among other great things! Read more...
Published a month ago