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Canadian Federation of Library Associations
The National Voice of Canada's Library Associations
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# Canadian Federation of Library Associations
The National Voice of Canada's Library Associations
## Sitemaps
- [XML Sitemap](https://cfla-fcab.ca/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website.
## Posts
- [News](https://cfla-fcab.ca/en/news/)
- [CFLA-FCAB June Policy News](https://cfla-fcab.ca/en/cfla-fcab-june-policy-news/) - This policy update briefly outlines what libraries need to know about Bill C-9, the Combatting Hate Act. Bill C-9 will come into force in less than two weeks, on July 18.Take 1 minute to tell us what you want more of: https://forms.gle/v6PGFTykiek7rye79 As there were two significant legislative actions in June, we’ll have an extra policy
- [CFLA-FCAB July Policy News](https://cfla-fcab.ca/en/cfla-fcab-july-policy-news/) - Bill C-34, the Safe Social Media Act, was introduced in June and is intended to make social media services and AI chatbots safer for children (under 16). How does the Safe Social Media Act (Bill C-34) affect libraries?The Safe Social Media Act (Bill C-34, first reading June 10, 2026) would enact legislation to make online services
- [CFLA-FCAB May Policy News](https://cfla-fcab.ca/en/cfla-fcab-may-policy-news/) - This is the first monthly policy news update from CFLA-FCAB.In May, CFLA supported the submissions of CULC and CARL on the federal budget. You can read the CFLA submission here.This month, we’re sharing an overview of some of the national legislation that affects library service in Canada. Note that other legislation and policy nationally, provincially
- [Alberta Regulation Affecting Access to Library Materials Published](https://cfla-fcab.ca/en/alberta-regulation-affecting-access-to-library-materials-published/) - Our colleagues at the Coalition of Alberta Public Libraries have advised that the regulations under the Alberta Library Act have been published and include regulations affecting access to literary materials (books, comics, graphic novels etc.), video recordings (film, TV) and video games, and requiring policies for the use of library internet access and gaming systems
- [Challenges faced by Canadian Libraries in 2025](https://cfla-fcab.ca/en/challenges-faced-by-canadian-libraries-in-2025/) - 2025 saw a dramatic rise in censorship efforts aimed at libraries in Canada, with activity focused at school libraries in Alberta following the Alberta Ministerial Orders. Challenges reported by libraries rose from 172 in 2024 to 512 in 2025.The Centre for Free Expression at Toronto Metropolitan University has published ‘The Rising Demands for Censorship: Final
- [Update: Cross-Canada Copyright Consultations](https://cfla-fcab.ca/en/cross-canada-copyright-consultations/) - Below is the most current information we have regarding the cross-Canada Copyright Consultations (as of May 31, 2018). Come back regularly to check for updates. Committee Appearances Please click here to see
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