CONFERENCE
April 7-9, 2011
Victoria convention Centre
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2007 Kelowna, BCLTA - Photos »
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2006 Burnaby, BCLA/BCLTA – Photos » Awards »
2005 Burnaby, BCLA/BCLTA – Photos » Awards »
2004 Victoria, CLA/BCLA/BCLTA – Awards »
2003 Harrison Hot Springs, BCLA/BCLTA - Photos » Awards »
2002 Nelson, BCLTA - Photos »
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2011 BCLTA Sponsors
The Greater Victoria Public Library and the BC Library Trustees Association cordially invite Trustees to attend a predinner reception. Get to know each other over appetizers and light refreshments in the beautiful foyer of the Legislative Library of BC. Under a domed ceiling, overlooked by gargoyles designed to ward off evil spirits, listen to the work of Linda Rogers, City of Victoria's poet laureate, as she celebrates the role of libraries in our communities. Learn of the pioneering work of trustees that have changed the face of public libraries as Dave Obee shares findings from his recent book The Library Book: A History of Service to British Columbia. And honour the work of former trustee, Ray Culos, who gave of his personal time, energy and passion to create a more equal library system for all British Columbians. This is an opportune time to relax and spend time networking with other trustees while enjoying the architectural treasure that is the Legislative Library of BC. This event is generously sponsored by the Greater Victoria Public Library and hosted by the Legislative Library of BC.
This event is free to Trustees but is limited to 60 guests. Please register on sessions page. Trustees will meet at the conference registration desk at 4:30p.m. and walk over to the Parliament Buildings together.
Location: Offsite (BC Legislative Library in the Parliament Buildings just steps away)
CUPE BC represents more than 80,000 workers in more than 170 local unions and across many different sectors. Nearly every community in the province has one or more CUPE locals. CUPE members work in hundreds of occupations that help keep communities strong.
Thank you to the Richmond Public Library for their donation of 10 copies of "Work The Pond" books for door prizes to be given away at our Speed Dating: A Meet and Greet Opportunity session
