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-===== EX LIBRIS ANNUAL CONFERNCE PROCEEDINGS, 1987 TO PRESENT =====
+===== EX LIBRIS ANNUAL CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS, 1987 TO PRESENT =====
-**2015 Three Presentations and Discussions on Library Education, a Toronto neighbourhood, and the Digital Age**
+**2018**
 <code>
+Speakers on archival practices and librarianship
+Michael Moir: York University Archives, University Archivist and Head of Clara Thomas Archives and Special Collections
+"A Summing Up: An illustrious Career and Institution (Toronto City Archives)," Scott James, former City of Toronto Archivist
+Presentation of the Kaye Lamb Award for service to seniors to the Hamilton Public Library
+Presentation by Jean Weihs: A career in teaching, cataloguing, and a recent recipient of the Order of Canada in 2018
+Reception for Barbara Jean Weihs University of Toronto, Faculty of Information (iSchool)
+</code>\\
+**2017**
+<code>
+Three presentations
+Ann Cox, CBC Manager, speaking on “Libraries of the Future and Past – the CBC Archives”
+Lorlyn MacDonald, University of Toronto Thomas Fisher Rare Books: “Libraries of the Past and Future – Rare Book Libraries”
+Arlene Chan, former Manager Toronto Public Library, speaking on “Chinese Canadians, the New Reference Library and Chinese Canadian Archives”
+</code>\\
+**2016**
+<code>
+Speakers on Canadian crime writing and Islamic literature
+Mariam Misters, co-proprietor Sleuth of Baker Street Bookstore, speaking on mystery writing and the Crime Writers of Canada Arthur Ellis Award
+Zafar Bangash, speaker, the Islamic Literature and Information Center work in Toronto
+</code>\\
+**2015 **
+<code>
+Three Presentations and Discussions on Library Education, a Toronto neighbourhood, and the Digital Age
 The History of Library Education, speaker Agatha Barc
 Orchard viewers and the History of North Toronto, Lynda Moon
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 </code>\\
-**2014 Two Presentations and Discussions on Surveying and Collecting**
+**2014 **
 <code>
+Two Presentations and Discussions on Surveying and Collecting
 The Future Action Plan for the Toronto Public Libraries, speaker Kim Silk
 Collecting Cookbooks, Mary F. Williamson and Liz Driver (with Fiona Lucas)
 </code>\\
-**2013 Four Presentations in Librarianship and Heritage Preservation**
+**2013**
 <code>
+Four Presentations in Librarianship and Heritage Preservation
 Sunnybrook Hospital services for veterans with Phil Gold, Archivists and Librarian, Toronto
 "New Approaches in Map Librarianship" with Courtney Lundrigan from Trinity College, Toronto
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 **2012 **
 <code>
-New Directions in Academic Librarianship
+New Directions in Academic Librarianship:
 Michael Ridley, McLaughlin Library, University of Guelph
 Noel McFerran, Kelly Library, St, Michaels College
-Archives
+Promoting Archives:
-Promoting Archives: The War of 1812, Diamond Jubilee, and Social Media, speaker Stewart Boden,,Archives of Ontario
+"The War of 1812, Diamond Jubilee, and Social Media," speaker Stewart Boden, Archives of Ontario
 Paul Sharkey, City of Toronto Archives
 </code>\\
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 <code>
 Panel Discussion: "Independent Book Sellers, Challenges in the Big Box Store Era."
-Brenda Bickram, Books for Business Leonard McHardy, Theatre Books
+Brenda Bickram, Books for Business and Leonard McHardy, Theatre Books
-Sheila Kauffman, Another Story:Alison Fryer, The Cookbook Store
+Sheila Kauffman, Another Story: Alison Fryer, The Cookbook Store
 Gwen Harris, Gwen Harris Information Services: "Life on the Web: The Web as a Social Place."
 </code>\\
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 <code>
 Anna Porter, Author and Former Publisher of Key Porter Books
-"Canadian Publishing in the Global Marketplace."
+"Canadian Publishing in the Global Marketplace"
-Panel Discussion: Trends and Challenges in Collection Building ( What Are Libraries Buying and Why) - (The Shrinking Dollar and Expanding Choices.
+Panel Discussion: Trends and Challenges in Collection Building ( What Are Libraries Buying and Why) - (The Shrinking Dollar and Expanding Choices)
 Scott Millard, Manager, Library Service, Halton Catholic District School Board
 Charlotte Stewart, recently retired University Librarian (Acting), McMaster University
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 </code>\\
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+**2001**
+<code>
+Judy Donnelly, Project Manager, HBIC: History of the Book in Canada Project
+Susanne Sexty, Memorial University, speaking on a Plan for an Ex Libris Website and e-mail service
+Peter Hajnal, "The WTO and GATT - Should Ex Libris be Concerned?"
+</code>\\
-  * **2001**
+**2000**
 <code>
+Three speakers on archives and libraries:
+John English, "The Future Role of the National Archives and National Library"
+Gwyneth Evans, Director General of National and International Programs For the National Library of Canada
+Miriam McTiernan, Archivist of Ontario
 </code>\\
-  * Judy Donnelly, Project Manager, HBIC, \\ **''History of the Book in Canada Project'' ** \\ Susanne Sexty, Memorial University, \\ **''Plan for an Ex Libris Website and e-mail service '' ** \\ Peter Hajnal, \\ **''The WTO and GATT - Should Ex Libris be Concerned?'' ** \\ 2000 \\ John English, "The Future Role of the National Archives and National Library"
+**1999**
-  * Gwyneth Evans, Director General of National and International Programs For the National Library of Canada \\ Miriam McTiernan, Archivist of Ontario
+<code>
+Panel discussion: Our Library Heritage for the New Millennium
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+Scott James, Archivist, Arts & Letters Club of Toronto, and former Director, Toronto City Archives
+Mary Rae Shantz, Special Collections Librarian, Toronto Reference Library
+Joanna Wellheiser, Preservation and Digitization Specialist, Toronto Reference Library
+Karolyn Smardz, Public Heritage Consultant Fugitive sources: Researching the Lives of African-Americans in the Promised Land
+</code>\\
- \\  \\ **1999 \\ ''Panel discussion: __GESHI_________QUOT__Our Library Heritage for the New Millennium__GESHI_____QUOT__  ''  **  Scott James, Archivist, Arts & Letters Club of Toronto, and former Director, Toronto City Archives MaryRae Shantz, Special Collections Librarian, Toronto Reference Library Joanna Wellheiser, Preservation and Digitization Specialist, Toronto Reference Library '' ** Karolyn Smardz, Public Heritage Consultant **''Fugitive sources: Researching the Lives of African-Americans in the Promised Land'' ''  \\ **—- **  \\ 1998 \\ **''Panel discussion: __GESHI_________QUOT__Amalgamation: The Impact on Public Libraries and Librarians__GESHI_____QUOT__  ''  **  Josephine Bryant, CEO, Toronto Public Library Marcel Giroux, Chair, Kingston-Frontenac Public Library Board '' ** Stephen Cummings**, ''  In Search of Angus Mowat, PhD Thesis'' ''  \\ **—- **  \\ 1997 \\ **''Panel discussion: __GESHI_________QUOT__Bill 109: Its Impact on Public Libraries in Ontario__GESHI_____QUOT__  ''  **  Lorne Bruce, Collections Services Librarian, University of Guelph Bruce MacNeil, Past Chair, Kitchener Public Library Board Peggy Walshe, CEO, Kitchener Public Library '' ** Elizabeth Hulse, librarian, freelance writer**, ''  Recovering Sir Daniel Wilson: A Tale of Two Cities'' ''  \\ **—- **  \\ 1996 \\ **''Panel discussion: Adapting to New Environments''  **  \\ Rose Dotten, Teacher-Librarian, University of Toronto Schools Library \\ Virginia Gillham, University Librarian, Sir Wilfred Laurier University \\ Jane Horrocks, CEO, Richmond Hill Public Library \\ ''Howard Engel, author,** "**''Challenges of Writing Crime Fiction in Canada"'' ''  \\ **—- **  \\ 1995 \\ ''Kildare Dobbs, author, and broadcaster''  **'',''  **  An account of his travels and career '' ** Marion Fowler, author,**''In a Gilded Cage: Heiresses and Duchesses'' ''  \\ **—- **  \\ 1994 \\ William Poole, founder of Waygoose, ''Waygoose and the Mackenzie Heritage Printery Museum'' \\ **Jean Little, author of children's literature**. ''The Joys and Trials of Writing for Children in Canada'' \\ **—- **  \\ 1993 \\ **Sheila Wilson , author of a history of the St. Catharines Public Library**, ''Writing Library History'' \\ **Chris Raible, writer, broadcaster and historical interpreter**, ''Creating Authorities -thes are many of my imperfections'' \\ **—- **  \\ 1992 \\ **Margaret Beckman**, ''Three Decades of Change'' \\ **Albert Bowron,**''Thoughts on the Changes in Libraries'' \\ **—- **  \\ 1991 \\ **James J. Talman, University Librarian, University of Western Ontario**, ''From the Ontario Archives the UWO Library'' \\ **Farley Mowat, author**, ''Perspective on his father, Angus Mowat, through an exchange of letters while Farley was overseas during the Second World War ''  \\ **Judith St. John, Librarian, Toronto Public library**, ''Fortuitous Happenings and Uncanny Coincidences'' \\ **—- **  \\ 1990 \\ **John A. Wiseman **  \\ ''Temples of Democracy: A History of Public Library Development in Ontario, 1880-1920'' \\ **Robert Blackburn, Chief Librarian, University of Toronto**, ''Anecdotes from the History of the University of Toronto Library'' \\ **—- **  \\ 1989 \\ **Bernd Frohmann, Professor, School of Library and Information Science, UWO**, **''The Importance of History to Librarianship'' \\ Katharine Greenfield, retired Head of Special Collections, Hamilton Public Library, ''Writing Library History - The Hamilton Public Library'' \\ Marianne Scott, National Librarian,'' The National Library and Library History'' \\ —- * ** 1988 \\ **Margaret Anderson, Associate Professor, Faculty of Library and Information Science, University of Toronto **  \\ ''Oral History Project on Retired Public Librar''  **''ians'' \\ Janet Fyfe, Professor, University of Western Ontario **  \\ ''Oral History Activities, School of Library and Information Science, UWO'' \\ **Ian Wilson, Archivist of Ontario **  \\ ''The Mission of Archives'' \\ **—- **  \\ 1987** Roger Nickerson, Sound Archivist, Ontario Archives\\
+**1998**
 <code>
-"Aspects of Oral History"
+Panel discussion: "Amalgamation: The Impact on Public Libraries and Librarians"
+Josephine Bryant, CEO, Toronto Public Library
+Marcel Giroux, Chair, Kingston-Frontenac Public Library Board
+Stephen Cummings,  "In Search of Angus Mowat," PhD Thesis
 </code>\\
+**1997**
+<code>
+Panel discussion: "Bill 109: Its Impact on Public Libraries in Ontario"
+Lorne Bruce, Collections Services Librarian, University of Guelph
+Bruce MacNeil, Past Chair, Kitchener Public Library Board
+Peggy Walshe, CEO, Kitchener Public Library
+Elizabeth Hulse, librarian, freelance writer, "Recovering Sir Daniel Wilson: A Tale of Two Cities"
+</code>\\
+**1996**
+<code>
+Panel discussion: "Adapting to New Environments"
+Rose Dotten, Teacher-Librarian, University of Toronto Schools Library
+Virginia Gillham, University Librarian, Sir Wilfred Laurier University
+Jane Horrocks, CEO, Richmond Hill Public Library
+Howard Engel, author,"Challenges of Writing Crime Fiction in Canada"
+</code>\\
+**1995**
+<code>
+Kildare Dobbs, author, and broadcaster, speaking on an account of his travels and career
+Marion Fowler, author: "In a Gilded Cage: Heiresses and Duchesses"
+</code>\\
+**1994**
+<code>
+William Poole, founder of Waygoose, speaking on "Waygoose and the Mackenzie Heritage Printery Museum"
+Jean Little, author of children's literature: "The Joys and Trials of Writing for Children in Canada"
+</code>\\
+**1993**
+<code>
+Sheila Wilson, author of a history of the St. Catharines Public Library: Writing Library History
+Chris Raible, writer, broadcaster and historical interpreter: Creating Authorities these are many of my imperfections
+</code>\\
+**1992**
+<code>
+Margaret Beckman: Three Decades of Change
+Albert Bowron: Thoughts on the Changes in Libraries
+</code>\\
+**1991**
+<code>
+James J. Talman, University Librarian, University of Western Ontario, "From the Ontario Archives the UWO Library"
+Farley Mowat, author, Perspective on his father, Angus Mowat, through an exchange of letters while Farley was overseas during the Second World War
+Judith St. John, Librarian, Toronto Public library, "Fortuitous Happenings and Uncanny Coincidences"
+</code>\\
+**1990**
+<code>
+John A. Wiseman: "Temples of Democracy: A History of Public Library Development in Ontario, 1880-1920"
+Robert Blackburn, Chief Librarian, University of Toronto, "Anecdotes from the History of the University of Toronto Library"
+</code>\\
+**1989**
+<code>
+Bernd Frohmann, Professor, School of Library and Information Science, UWO: "The Importance of History to Librarianship"
+Katharine Greenfield, retired Head of Special Collections, Hamilton Public Library: "Writing Library History - The Hamilton Public Library"
+Marianne Scott, National Librarian of Canada: "The National Library and Library History"
+</code>\\
+**1988**
+<code>
+Margaret Anderson, Associate Professor, Faculty of Library and Information Science, University of Toronto: Oral History Project on Retired Public Librarians
+Janet Fyfe, Professor, University of Western Ontario: Oral History Activities, School of Library and Information Science, UWO
+Ian Wilson, Archivist of Ontario, "The Mission of Archives"
+</code>\\
+**1987**
+<code>
+Roger Nickerson, Sound Archivist, Ontario Archives: "Aspects of Oral History"
+</code>\\

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