Truth and Reconciliation – Canadian School Libraries Journal

Librarians as Eco-Literacy Leaders: Creating a Culture of Environmental Learning in the Library

November 21, 2024 Web Editor 0

By Tracey Donaldson As a teacher-librarian, I have had the pleasure of having a fulfilling career that has evolved over the years, learning and growing […]

Developing a Locally Focused Indigenous Peoples Collection: An Act of Reconciliation

November 20, 2022 Web Editor 0

By Andrea LaPointe This article was submitted as a paper at the seventh Treasure Mountain Canada Symposium, held in New Westminster, BC, in October 2022. […]

What happens when you create a culture of respect, trust, and innovation in school library spaces?

May 21, 2019 Web Editor 0

By Dr. Jenny Kay Dupuis We cannot overlook the narratives of the Indigenous peoples as we think about the delicate issue of truth and reconciliation […]

Ontario’s School Libraries and Treaties Recognition Week

March 2, 2018 Web Editor 0

By Glenn Turner Treaties Recognition Week Ontario’s Ministry of Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation (MIRR) launched Treaties Recognition Week in 2016. Scheduled for the first week […]

Truth and Reconciliation and Literature in the Library Learning Commons

March 2, 2018 Web Editor 0

By Ian McCallum In 2015, after years of interviews and testimony from survivors, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission released its report regarding the Residential School […]