Looking for the perfect companion for a snowy afternoon? Whether you’re curling up with a blanket, sipping something warm, or simply taking a well-deserved break, we’ve gathered a selection of cozy Canadian books, films, and music to add a little extra winter magic to your holiday season. Cozy Canadian Reads Streaming databases If a movie and popcorn are more your style, explore one of our streaming platforms. You’ll find everything from documentaries…
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As of January 1, 2026, the Library’s subscriptions to 2,168 journals published by Springer Nature will cease. This post contains key details about this change, including how to access articles from cancelled journals in the future. Accessing articles from cancelled journals It is important to note that only journal issues published after January 1, 2026, will be affected. Access continues for many other Springer Nature publications Numerous journals and other publications from…
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Every year, the University of Alberta confers honorary degrees to honour extraordinary achievement. This November, Dr Fred Van Goor will walk the stage to receive an Honorary Doctor of Science for a breakthrough in the treatment of cystic fibrosis. In addition to the official ceremony, he will be honoured with the acquisition of a rare book selected in his name. This book will become a permanent part of the Honorary Degree Books…
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Breaking news from the past: The Dagligtale, Augustana’s student newspaper, is now available online! “Dagligtale” is a Norwegian word that means everyday language. The collection—part of the University of Alberta Library’s digitization program—includes issues from 1978 to 2020, capturing student perspectives, photos, and coverage of events on Augustana Campus (formerly Augustana University College, Camrose Lutheran University College, and Camrose Lutheran College). From Idea to Online Archive As a librarian at Augustana, I got…
