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Monthly Archives: October 2017
2017 Week 27-31,32-35 & 36-39 : More Toronto Public Library Branches Open On Sundays, Aspen Institute With New Action Guide, Libraries As Publishers JEP Special Issue, IFLA Releases Library Map of the World, Training Librarians as Evaluators to Show Library Value
As Part of New City Strategy Six More Toronto Public Library Branches to Open Sundays Year-Round (INFOdocket) “Six more Toronto Public Library branches will be open Sundays year-round thanks to a City of Toronto strategy. Mayor John Tory says the move … Continue reading
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