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Winners of the 2021 Architecture Prize for Quebec Libraries and Archives announced - Vimarsana News

Winners of the 2021 Architecture Prize for Quebec Libraries and Archives announced

The winners of the 2021 Architecture Prize for Quebec Libraries and Archives were recently announced during a virtual framework of the Congress of Information Professionals (CPI). The winners of Architecture awards include: Gatineau – Donalda-Charron Library Atelier TAG | NEUF architect(e)s in consortium Built in the urban village of Plateau, a district of Gatineau, the […]

N.C. Hires First Chief Privacy Officer - Vimarsana News

N.C. Hires First Chief Privacy Officer

In an effort to tighten privacy practices and further protect data from cyberattacks and accidental exposure, North Carolina State Chief Information Officer Jim Weaver has appointed Cherie Givens as the

Libraries body writes to councillors as it raises fears on changes in schools - Vimarsana News

Libraries body writes to councillors as it raises fears on changes in schools

The body that represents librarians is worried about changes being made to services in schools in Aberdeenshire.

Public servants paid over $400k almost double in year - Vimarsana News

Public servants paid over $400k almost double in year

The number of public servants earning more than $400,000 annually has almost doubled in the last year.

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Support our Libraries: 'Concern' over lack of provision in Dumfries and Galloway - Vimarsana News

Support our Libraries: 'Concern' over lack of provision in Dumfries and Galloway

The industry body for Scotland's libraries has warned it is “concerned” about the level of service in Dumfries and Galloway after it emerged some libraries are only open for ten hours a week.