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  • Remontez le temps – Une année de bonnes lectures

    by Elisabet Ingibergsson January 3, 2023
    by Elisabet Ingibergsson January 3, 2023

    Bonne année et bienvenue à la rentrée ! À l’aube de la nouvelle année nous jetons un coup d’œil à nos suggestions de livres et de ressources tirées des archives de notre blog. Notre biblioblogue propose des articles sur toutes sortes de sujets : bien-être, ressources numériques, présentation du personnel et, bien sûr, suggestions de livres ! Commençons l’année sans stress et plongeons dans l’un de ces livres et ressources géniaux. Comme…

  • We love books! – 2022 Good Reads roundup 

    by Elisabet Ingibergsson January 3, 2023
    by Elisabet Ingibergsson January 3, 2023

    Happy New Year and welcome back! Looking for a book to read as you ease into the new year? Check out our roundup of good reads blog posts from 2022.   Far more often than I care to admit, I hear about a book that intrigues me and think – now that’s a book I would enjoy. I then promptly forget the title and/or author and wrack my brain trying to remember weeks…

  • From The Archives – Wintery Fun

    by Elisabet Ingibergsson December 21, 2022
    by Elisabet Ingibergsson December 21, 2022

    Our annual holiday break is just around the corner and many of us are making plans for the time off from studies and/or work!  In today’s blog post we take a look through our archives for a glimpse of the past times and life of long ago winters. Lets start with these students at our Law Library in the 1960’s. It certainly looks like they need a break!  I wonder what our…

  • De nos archives – Les plaisirs de l’hiver

    by Elisabet Ingibergsson December 21, 2022
    by Elisabet Ingibergsson December 21, 2022

    Les vacances d’hiver approchent à grands pas et vous êtes peut-être en train de faire des plans pour cette période de repos !  Aujourd’hui, nous jetons un coup d’œil à nos archives pour avoir un aperçu des passe-temps et de la vie des hivers d’autrefois. Commençons par ces étudiants à notre bibliothèque de droit dans les années 1960. On dirait bien qu’ils ont besoin d’une pause !  Je me demande ce que…

  • Library Resources | The Gift that Keeps on Giving

    by Junelle Mah December 19, 2022
    by Junelle Mah December 19, 2022

    As the winter break descends upon the University of Alberta (U of A), now may be a great opportunity to set aside the research items and indulge in some not-so-guilty pleasures from your library friends…and by friends, we don’t just mean those from the U of A Library. There is a veritable treasure trove of recreational delights within the collections of both U of A Library, AND Edmonton Public Library (EPL). And…

  • Digitizing SEE & VUE (part 3 of 3): Why is this project important?

    by Emily Zheng December 13, 2022
    by Emily Zheng December 13, 2022

    This is a 3-part series on the Digitization of SEE Magazine and VUE Weekly. In the first part, we gave you an overview of the project, and answer the “how.”  In the second part, we outlined a short history of the publications (the “what”).  Now, we’re closing out with the “why”, with a description of research possibilities and personal memories! Research Potential In print format, these magazines can be flimsy, brittle, and…

  • Indigenous Peoples and National Parks Behind the scenes: A confluence of requests, resources and collaboration

    by Guest Author December 8, 2022
    by Guest Author December 8, 2022

    This post is written by Map Collection Staff, Larry Laliberte & Bonnie Gallinger. The Indigenous Peoples and Canada’s National Parks guide is a multidisciplinary literature review that introduces the historical and current relationship of Indigenous people and Canada’s National Parks. The creation of this guide is part of ongoing work in re-positioning the William C. Wonders (WCW) map collection. As one might expect, within such a large academic library the WCW map collection is…

  • Indigenous Peoples and National Parks Part 2: Countering the Celebration of Mapping

    by Guest Author December 1, 2022
    by Guest Author December 1, 2022

    This post is written by Map Collection Staff, Larry Laliberte & Bonnie Gallinger. The Indigenous Peoples and Canada’s National Parks guide is a multidisciplinary literature review that introduces the historical and current relationship of Indigenous people and Canada’s National Parks. The creation of this guide is part of ongoing work to re-positioning the William C. Wonders (WCW) map collection.  This guide is an example of the growing awareness that Indigenous peoples’ experience in the…

  • Indigenous Peoples and National Parks – Part 1

    by Guest Author November 24, 2022
    by Guest Author November 24, 2022

    This post is written by Map Collection Staff, Larry Laliberte & Bonnie Gallinger. The William C. Wonders (WCW) map collection is actively consulted throughout the year and includes a wide range of reference questions drawing upon various thematic sections of the collection. Reference questions are the primary drivers in the accumulation of tacit staff knowledge of numerous research areas thus deepening the reference experience for our researchers. The identification of relevant map…

  • Semaine de l’histoire du Canada: Biographies et mémoires

    by Elisabet Ingibergsson November 22, 2022
    by Elisabet Ingibergsson November 22, 2022

    La Semaine de l’histoire du Canada 2022 se déroule du 21 au 27 novembre. La semaine encourage les Canadiens à réfléchir et à s’engager avec le passé du Canada. Qu’il s’agisse de vos personnages historiques préférés ou d’histoires cachées que vous n’avez jamais entendues, cette sélection de biographies et de mémoires vous ravira ! Ces livres racontent les événements qui ont façonné l’histoire du Canada en se plaçant du point de vue…

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