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St. Albert Public Library Board has estimated cost of UCP book ban at $100,000 in 2027
The library board projects the expense will cover secure storage facilities and staff resources needed to implement the provincial legislation.
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Alberta's public libraries should challenge UCP censorship
This is a defining moment for public libraries across Canada. All are waiting anxiously to see how Alberta public libraries respond to the most serious act of censorship of public libraries in Canadian history.
·Edmonton, Canada
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St. Albert Public Library Board has estimated cost of UCP book ban at $100,000 in 2027
ST. ALBERT, Alberta – The St. Albert Public Library Board has estimated it will cost about $100,000 next year to comply with the United Conservative Party Government’s unprecedented library censorship scheme, which is now the law of the land. Bearing in mind that the UCP book ban is a policy intended to solve a […]
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