Sam Trosow notes that the Canadian Library Association has released Unlocking the Public Interest, a briefing paper on C-61.
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VoteEducation.ca
The Canadian Federation of Students has launched voteeducation.ca, a site devoted to the upcoming election. Copyright reform plays a prominent role in the list of issues.
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