Libraries Guide BC Through Tough Economic Times
The British Columbia Library Trustees Association urged Gordon Campbell to protect public library investments made in the last three years. The letter cites the one card interlibrary borrowing system, technology grants, virtual reference services, staff training, library federations, and the Evergreen Open Source IT system to enable quick provincial data searches as economic relief and future resilience.
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Gordon Campbell
Vancouver Sun
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Public libraries as community enablers and free access
The Prince George Citizen highlights libraries as community enablers offering personal empowerment with no fees, aiding job seekers and new business owners through free internet, books, and librarian assistance. It notes rising library use amid job losses and mine closures, and invites families to a January 23 Family Literacy Day World Record Attempt at 4 PM with ABC Canada resources.
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The Shack Book of the Week: A God Encounter
A reader discusses The Shack by William P Young, a man named Mackenzie Philips who returns to a remote shack after his daughter Missy is abducted and presumed murdered. The novel probes the question of where God is in a world filled with pain and suffering.
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Mackenzie Allen Philips
God
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