Public Libraries Act News Today

Niagara Falls MPP Wayne Gates is calling on the provincial government to increase library funding after the recent announcement that the Chippawa branch of Niagara Falls Public Library is permanently closing.

A group of Niagara-on-the-Lake residents were rebuffed in their efforts to have town council ask the municipality’s integrity commissioner to conduct an investigation of the library board’s handling of the firing of chief librarian Cathy Simpson.

A group of Niagara-on-the-Lake residents were rebuffed in their efforts to have town council ask the municipality’s integrity commissioner to conduct an investigation of the library board’s handling of the firing of chief librarian Cathy Simpson.

HANCOCK — A February 22, 2024, report from the Michigan Library Association states that for eight years of the Snyder Administration and the sixth year of Gov

Workers at the Saskatoon Public Library (SPL) believe the cost of management within the organization is ballooning.

IF there is any wonder why most of the poor stayed poor in the 19th century you have only got to look at the cost of borrowing a library book. Today…

Researchers hope their report will change the way local and national governments invest in community services

City council has voted to add a second councillor to the Thunder Bay Public Library’s board, increasing its sway over an organization it’s sparred with repeatedly in recent years.

The Thunder Bay Public Library has proposed removing dedicated seats on its board for representatives of local school boards, saying the change belatedly recognizes historic changes to the relationship between schools and public libraries.

A public library north of Toronto is refusing to display an exhibition by a local artist unless it excludes pictures and statements protesting elected officials Doug Ford and Donald Trump.