Abstract
Canada has a new national organisation dedicated to the development of the school library learning commons. Still in its organisational infancy, Canadian School Libraries is moving boldly forward with ambitious projects focused on education and research as well as strengthening the network of associations and individuals across the country who are dedicated to advancing the school library learning commons.
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