Many families and communities changed up their Hallween fesitivites this year and went to the library drive-thru to show off their costumes and collect treats.

Promoting Open Shelf over social media has become more important than ever. We’ve got a new approach to ensuring that your stories get noticed and read.

My journey to a library technician position began five months before graduation. Starting so early helped me relax gave me the time to do the necessary research, refine and alter my approach, and face rejections.

In this third installment, we look at the CRAP test, a method for thinking critically about information and sources, and then use it to unpack Diane Francis’s within wider debates in Aboriginal law and Indigenous critical theory.

Rob Makinson introduces the new editorial team, shares some magazine updates, and reflects on volunteerism during a pandemic.

I am intrigued with the work of fabulous secondary teacher librarian, Jonelle St. Aubyn. Her practice is both familiar and innovative.

Open educational resources (OERs) can facilitate the creation of online tutorials and helpful resources—across sectors. And platforms like Pressbooks help create effective OERs.

One of the challenges of working through a pandemic has been to complete activities that were well in the works prior to a transformative change in working conditions—like moving into a new library.

These days, library staff in many departments have an interest in related issues, including coding. Pitch us your coding story ideas.

The holidays are approaching quickly…and they will be different this year. Twas the night before…? Send us your stories.