Is enough being done to ensure reliable, permanent, open access to government information, for all Canadians?
Michelle Lake
- Government Publications Librarian
- Concordia University Libraries
- librarianship5
- government information
- Indigenous Peoples33
- northern studies12
- political sociology2
- open government
- federal government publications
- Quebec government publications
- City of Montreal publications
- access to information3
- government websites
- web archiving
- indigenous knowledges15
- depository libraries
- information retrieval8
- open access7
- digitization
- information technologies25
- information literacy6
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Lorie Kloda
information behavior, evidence-based practice, library assessment
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Dianne Cmor
information literacy, digital literacy, scholarly communication
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Monica E. Mulrennan
indigenous resource management, community-based, biodiversity conservation
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Pat Riva
librarianship, ontologies, information retrieval
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Olivier Charbonneau
copyright, open access, digital rights
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Lorna Roth
skin color, multiracialism, ethnocultural diversity
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Mark K. Watson
indigenous knowledges, Inuit, Ainu
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Tomasz Neugebauer
digital libraries, open access, metadata
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Anny Morissette
Indigenous Peoples, Algonquian peoples, indigenous leadership
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Sara Terreault
spirituality, pilgrimage, Celtic Christianity
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Louellyn White
Indigenous Peoples, residential schools, history of indigenous education
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Elizabeth Fast
indigenous youth, youth engagement, urban indigenous studies
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Ioana Radu
Indigenous Peoples, indigenous knowledges, Indigenous-Settler relations
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Karl S. Hele
borderlands, Anishinaabeg, North American Great Lakes
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Tim Schwab
documentary making, new media, first person media production
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Jessica Bardill
indigenous literatures, indigenous knowledges, storytelling