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CAC NEWS |
The Relationship of Library and Archives Canada with the Canadian Archival Community
Your input is hereby sought on the
current and future relationship of Library and Archives Canada
with the Canadian archival community.
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Conservation Online(CoOL)
The American Institute for Conservation
(AIC), through its Foundation (FAIC), has assumed responsibility
for the management and operations of Conservation Online (CoOL).
To ensure the continued growth of CoOL, the FAIC invited members
to give their input on the future development of this site.
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Workplace
Issues:
A New Feature Forum
Workplace Issues provides a forum
for the membership to stay current with events happening across
the country of direct relevance to us and to how we do our
work.
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OUTREACH
Do you have questions regarding
conservation? You can contact our outreach coordinators, David
Daley . We'll write it up and add it to the web site!
Share your experiences and inspire others! Or you can contact
conservators in your local
area for ways you can become active and participate in
CAC.
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CAC
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ANNUAL CONFERENCE |
2010
Conference
The 2010 CAC Annual Conference will
be held between Thursday June 10th and Saturday June 12th,
2010 in the Library and Archives Canada building.
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MEMBERSHIP |
Are
You a Member? Visit Our Member's Section
If you are not a member and would
like to become one, please view our membership
form.
As a member you are entitled to
access the secured members only area. In here you will find
the latest information on Board Activities, Grants and Awards,
the most recent issue of the Journal of the Canadian Association
for Conservation (JCAC),
information on CAC/CAPC Cooperations, tips on media outreach
and the complete listing of members.
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Towards a New Museum Policy: Response
to the Canadian Heritage Discussion Guide
Our members are closely involved
in the heritage community and, in many cases, directly employed
by museums. We are encouraged to see that Canadian Heritage
has decided to develop a new museums policy. We are grateful
to have the chance to submit these ideas in response to the
questions posed by Canadian Heritage during the development
of this policy.
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