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On April 10th, a representative from Statistics Canada will give a presentation on the CCHS-Nutrition.

Once again this year, from March 20 to 24, the uOttawa Library will be accepting non-perishable food donations as payment for library fines in lieu of cash.

Discover Ways of Knowing: Indigenous collections at the uOttawa Library. What does Reconciliation mean to you?

On February 15th a representative from Statistics Canada will give an introduction to survey data on mental health.

We are pleased to inform you that the Library will continue to provide access to all titles in both the Taylor & Francis and Springer collections for the 2017 calendar year.

On January 26th representatives from Statistics Canada and the First Nations Information Governance Centre will give an introduction to the data available to researchers, how you can access that data, and how you can use them to enrich your research.

This half-day conference aims to foster a conversation around the benefits and challenges of managing research data in the University context.

On January 20th, the 45th President of the United States will be sworn into office, and we want you to join us in the Library to watch history unfold. At 10:00 a.m. our panel of University of Ottawa experts will give their take on the US electoral system and the 2016 Presidential election. Following the panel we will watch the inauguration ceremony live, complete with activities, refreshments, and a chance to talk politics.

On January 17th, we will launch a journal usage survey to all faculty (pending approval of our ethics application).