Canadian Library Association/Association canadienne des
bibliothèques is...
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a national library association, founded in 1946 and representing
institutional and personal members from across Canada and outside of
Canada;
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institutional members are primarily libraries and commercial
members. Commercial members are those companies who supply goods
and services to the library and information community;
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personal members (individuals) including the staff and boards of
public, college and university, special and school libraries, as well as
employees of commercial members;
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a leader among library organizations in Canada, serving as monitor
and advocate on key political and economic issues that affect libraries
and library staff. CLA/ACB advises and represents its members on issues
such as copyright, taxation on books, information policy and
censorship;
The Canadian Library Association/Association canadienne des
bibliothèques is governed by an elected executive council.
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