In a time when prices for virtually everything are on the rise, the cost of published classroom resources for post-secondary students is bucking the trend, dropping by almost a third over the past decade.
CPC has embarked on a series of meetings with Education Ministry officials across Canadian provinces to discuss the impact of AI on K-12 education.
Do you have a passion for books, literature, and learning? Have you considered a career in publishing, but aren’t familiar with the kinds of roles that exist in the industry? Are you interested in learning about the unique rewards, challenges, and issues in Canadian publishing? Doors Open Publishing is the event for you!
Do you have a passion for books, literature, and learning? Have you considered a career in publishing, but aren’t familiar with the kinds of roles …
TORONTO, ONTARIO — The Canadian Publishers’ Council (CPC) is pleased to announce a partnership with Indspire to provide scholarships to Indigenous students enrolled in post-secondary …
The Canadian Publishers’ Council (CPC) welcomes the opportunity to share its views in response to the Government’s Consultation paper on extending the general term of …
TORONTO, ONTARIO – The Canadian Publishers’ Council (CPC) today announced Marlene Olsavsky, Managing Director of Pearson Canada, has been elected Chair for the 2020-21 term. …
TORONTO, ON – Thursday, April 24, 2020 CPC is pleased to join in celebrations of World Book Day, and we stand with our affiliated international …
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused significant disruption to many aspects of the publishing industry. CPC has been working with government authorities to encourage support for …
TORONTO, ONTARIO — (Dec 10, 2019) — The Canadian Publishers’ Council (CPC) welcomed theDecember 6th decision by the Copyright Board of Canada, a long-awaited ruling …