The Association of Canadian Publishers (ACP), the Canadian Publishers’ Council (CPC), and the Literary Press Group of Canada (LPG) strongly condemn the Government of Alberta’s …
The Association of Canadian Publishers (ACP), the Canadian Publishers’ Council (CPC), and the Literary Press Group of Canada (LPG) join colleagues across the publishing, education, and library sectors in expressing concern over the Alberta government’s recent announcement regarding “age-inappropriate” materials in school libraries.
The Canadian Publishers’ Council (CPC) is pleased to announce the appointment several new Directors for its Board, along with a new Executive Director.
It has been two years since popular use of artificial intelligence tools burst into our daily lives. In the classroom, the proliferation of AI has caused no shortage of consternation.
The Canadian Publishers’ Council (CPC) today announced it has joined the growing list of signatories for an important AI Policy Signature campaign.
In the latest opinion piece on Academica Forum, Leigh-Anne Graham, Senior Advisor to the Canadian Publishers’ Council, recently reframed the contentious OER vs. Textbook debate.
Leigh-Anne Graham, Senior Advisor to the Canadian Publishers’ Council, spoke with Walter Sendzik of CKTB Niagara to discuss how postsecondary learning materials have adapted over …
BookNet Canada recently conducted a review of the Canadian book market in 2024, accounting for the mid-way point of the year. They identified five major …
Toronto, Ont. — The cost of higher education is a common concern, but today’s students have options for saving money without compromising the quality of their post-secondary experience.
Leigh-Anne Graham, Senior Advisor to the Canadian Publishers’ Council, spoke with Andrew Brown of CBC London Morning to discuss how publisher-provided courseware is beating the …