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Archivists' On to Ottawa Trek

Tom Nesmith challenges James Moore on NADP/LAC cuts

On 12 September 2012, Dr. Tom Nesmith attended an open interview with James Moore, Minister of Canadian Heritage. During the Q & A portion of the event, Dr. Nesmith challenged the Canadian government’s decision to make devastating cuts to the archival community of Canada, pointing out that archval resources are a major factor in developing/supporting the various cultural activities promoted by Moore earlier in the interview.

The interview can be watched here. Dr. Nesmith’s questions begin slightly after 34:30.

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  • 8 months ago
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13 ways the Government's Cuts Will Swamp Our Heritage Keepers

A piece by Myron Groover titled “The Wrecking of Canada’s Library and Archives” on British Columbia news site The Tyee, published 7 June 2012. The article addresses the recent government cuts put through by Library and Archives Canada, and the impact on our nation’s heritage keepers.

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  • 11 months ago
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A new briefing note on the NADP for you to use in your contact with MPs. This note provides correct information on the efficiencies and benefits of the National Archival Development Program, to counter the misinformation recently presented at the conferences of the Canadian Historical Association, Canadian Library Association and Association des archivistes du Québec.

It is vital that you contact your MPs quickly to provide them with the correct information – Parliament rises in 2 weeks for the summer recess.

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  • 11 months ago
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Archivists' On to Ottawa Trek Images via U of M Archives

The University of Manitoba Archives & Special Collections have an album of images from the Ottawa Archivist’s Trek activities on 28 May 2012 available on their Facebook page. It can be accessed using the link above.

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  • 11 months ago
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Photographs from Ottawa Archivists' Trek on Flickr

You can check out some fantastic images of the Archivists’ On to Ottawa Trek taken by Danielle Shrestha on her Flickr account via the link above.

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  • 11 months ago
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Photographs from the Archivists’ Trek event on 28 May 2012 in Edmonton, Alberta.

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Cuts to Canadian Archives Suit the Harper Tories

A blog post from 4 June 2012 by David J. Climenhaga, as posted on www.rabble.ca and www.albertadiary.ca - the post addresses the federal archives & library cuts, the Archivists’ Trek mock funeral outside LAC, and Daniel Caron’s appearance at the Canadian Library Association’s annual conference.

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  • 11 months ago
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Photos & Video: 150 attend "funeral" for archival funding cuts

The Ottawa Citizen covers the Trek.  Also has some great photos.

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  • 12 months ago
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On to Ottawa Trek, in photos

Photos of the day’s events thanks to John D. Reid.

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  • 12 months ago
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Archivists protest in Ottawa over federal cuts

Coverage of the Trek by CBC and a nice summary of yesterday’s The Sunday Edition with Lara Wilson, Nancy Marrelli, and Braden Cannon.

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  • 12 months ago
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On April 30, 2012, the National Archival Development Program (NADP) was eliminated. Surplus notices were sent to Library and Archives Canada (LAC) to ultimately reduce its staff by 20%. Libraries and archives in the Transport, Immigration, and Public Works departments were unilaterally shut down.

As archivists, we say “Enough.” We will not allow the federal government and senior management of LAC to compromise, assault, and destroy the Canadian archival network and the heritage that it preserves and makes available. We will not allow ideologues to tear apart the work of generations of archivists. We will not allow archives to fall prey to one-sided cultural wars. We will fight back. We will be heard.


À propos

Le 30 avril 2012, le Programme national de développement des archives (PNDA), a été aboli. Des avis de postes excédentaires ont été envoyés à Bibliothèque et Archives Canada (BAC) dans le but de réduire le personnel de 20%. Les bibliothèques des ministères du Transport, Immigration et Travaux publics ont été éliminées.

Comme archivistes, nous disons: «Assez, c’est assez !». Nous ne permettrons pas que le gouvernement fédéral et les cadres supérieurs de BAC compromettent, attaquent et détruisent le réseau canadien des archives et le patrimoine que BAC et les autres institutions d’archives de ce réseau conservent et mettent à la disposition des Canadiens. Nous ne permettrons pas que des idéologues puissent détruire le travail de générations d'archivistes. Nous ne permettrons pas que les archives paient seules le prix de guerres culturelles. Nous allons nous battre. Nous serons entendus.

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