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Internet Archive Canada and BC + AI Launch the AI Builders Fellowship

Internet Archive Canada (IAC) is partnering with BC + AI to launch the AI Builders Fellowship: a $5,000 award for anyone, anywhere in the world, to spend six weeks turning a massive Canadian public archive into something new. The archive in question is IAC’s Government Publications collection, part of the larger Democracy’s Library project: over … Continue reading Internet Archive Canada and BC + AI Launch the AI Builders Fellowship

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What Canadian Libraries Have Been Building — and Why It Matters

Canada Day is a good moment to take stock of what we’ve built together, and to celebrate a collection that reflects Canada’s extraordinary depth and diversity. This Canada Day, we’re celebrating twenty years of digitization partnerships, and the remarkable collection we’ve built together. More than one million items totaling 390 terabytes of text, music scores, … Continue reading What Canadian Libraries Have Been Building — and Why It Matters

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Explore 30 Years of the Canadian Web at Vancouver Public Library

2026 marks 30 years of archiving the web for the Internet Archive. Last October, the Wayback Machine reached a milestone of one TRILLION webpages preserved. This work represents the creative and technical work of millions of people, ensuring that our online history is saved for the future. But how do you visualize a trillion? One … Continue reading Explore 30 Years of the Canadian Web at Vancouver Public Library

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Access, Preservation, and AI: GovInfo Day Spring 2026, May 7-8 in Vancouver

GovInfo Day Spring 2026 is coming to Vancouver on Thursday, May 7th and Friday, May 8th. Join us on May 8th at Internet Archive Canada headquarters for a full day of engaging sessions, discussion, and networking with colleagues across government, academic, and public libraries. This in-person event begins at 9:30 am. Mark your calendar and … Continue reading Access, Preservation, and AI: GovInfo Day Spring 2026, May 7-8 in Vancouver

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Celebrating 25 Years of GovInfo Day: Registration Now Open for Spring 2026!

We’re excited to announce that registration is now live for GovInfo Day Spring 2026—a special edition marking over 25 years of bringing together researchers, librarians, archivists, and information professionals passionate about government information. Join us May 7–8, 2026 for this milestone event as we celebrate the past, present, and future of GovInfo Day with a … Continue reading Celebrating 25 Years of GovInfo Day: Registration Now Open for Spring 2026!

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COPPUL Joins the Global Movement to Protect Digital Rights for Memory Institutions

We are pleased to share that the Council of Prairie and Pacific University Libraries (COPPUL) has signed the Statement on Digital Rights for Protecting Memory Institutions Online, joining a growing international coalition of libraries, archives, museums, and advocacy organizations committed to protecting the digital future of our shared cultural heritage. The Statement articulates four foundational … Continue reading COPPUL Joins the Global Movement to Protect Digital Rights for Memory Institutions

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Preserving the Ethnic Press: Internet Archive Canada and the Multicultural Historical Society of Ontario Partner to Expand Access to Historical Newspapers

Internet Archive Canada (IAC) and the Multicultural Historical Society of Ontario (MHSO) are pleased to announce a new partnership that will significantly enhance public access to a unique collection of historical newspapers documenting the experiences of immigrant, ethnic and racialized communities in Ontario and across Canada. In this collaboration, digitized historical newspapers stewarded by the … Continue reading Preserving the Ethnic Press: Internet Archive Canada and the Multicultural Historical Society of Ontario Partner to Expand Access to Historical Newspapers

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Call for Submissions: GovInfo Days Spring 2026

We’re excited to announce the Call for Submissions for GovInfo Days Spring 2026, as we celebrate 25 years of government information advocacy, collaboration, and impact. For a quarter century, our community has worked to advance long-term, equitable, and persistent access to government information. This anniversary year offers a special opportunity to reflect on that work, … Continue reading Call for Submissions: GovInfo Days Spring 2026

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Digital Rights for Libraries: Join the Conversation at the Ontario Library Association Superconference 2026

Libraries, archives, and cultural heritage institutions have always played a vital role in collecting, preserving, and sharing knowledge. While the formats we steward have evolved, our core mission has not. Yet in the digital environment, that mission is increasingly shaped—and sometimes constrained—by legal, technical, and policy frameworks that were not designed with libraries in mind. … Continue reading Digital Rights for Libraries: Join the Conversation at the Ontario Library Association Superconference 2026

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Get Ready for Government Information Day(s) 2025!

The Ontario Council of University Libraries (OCUL) – Government Information Community is hosting this year’s Government Information Day(s), 2025—a virtual, three-day meetup for anyone who works with (or is just fascinated by) government information. Whether you work in libraries, academic research, policy analysis, or digital preservation, this year’s program offers insights, inspiring case studies, and … Continue reading Get Ready for Government Information Day(s) 2025!