It appears that Queen’s University and the University of Calgary are the latest Canadian universities to announce plans to drop the Access Copyright licence. Queen’s has published a copyright policy document that indicates its current licence with Access Copyright will expire on August 31, 2011, while Calgary announced last week […]
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Protest on C-32 Held in Calgary
A small protest on Bill C-32 was held in Calgary over the weekend. CTV and the Calgary Herald reported on the event.
Open Government Resolution Coming to Calgary
DJ Kelly blogs that the Calgar City Council will consider an open government motion next week that would make all data collected by the city publicly available.
University of Calgary Library Adopts OA Mandate
Open Access News reports that the University of Calgary Library has adopted an open access mandate.
Calgary Fair Copyright Meeting on Election
The Calgary chapter of Fair Copyright for Canada has a meeting planned for next week to discuss election strategy. Details here.
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