Special Issue on Canadian Perspectives on Information Science Guest Editor: Brian Detlor May 2025 Introduction to the Special Issue on Canadian Perspectives on Information Science by Brian Detlor Information and You: McGill’s Perspectives on Human-Information Interaction Research by Joan Bartlett Colonial Tensions: Reconciling Intellectual Freedom and Indigenous Knowledge Systems in One Canadian iSchool by Cameron Pierson The Great Canadian Breakdown: What will it take to get a “Right to Repair” in Canada? by Alissa Centivany Information in Times of Crisis: Learning Together by Luanne Sinnamon Forging a Middle Path: Canada’s Moment to Lead in AI Governance by Jodie Lobana Stepping Up to BAT: Inspiration for a Research Process Model by Valerie Nesset Western Alumni Leading the Discipline by Pam McKenzie Setting the Course and Embracing the Journey: Reflections on Knowledge Mobilization in the Canadian Research Context by Heather O'Brien Health Information Without Borders: The Struggles and Strategies of Older Chinese Adults in Canada by Xiaoqian Zhang Studying Exploratory Search in Public Digital Libraries: Collaboration & Partnerships by Orland Hoeber Building Capacity for Decision Making Where Information Matters by Rachael Cadman Digital Self-Determination: Data Sovereignty in Inuvialuit Communities of Canada’s Western Arctic by Ali Shiri Naloxone Now! Canadian Librarians Save Lives by Atticus Hawk Tracing “CanCon” in Library and Information Science Research by Lisa Shamchuk Toward Sustainable Data Governance in Refugee and Immigrant Serving Sector in Canada by Cansu Ekmekcioglu A Canadian Approach to Rethinking Technology Design for Aging Populations by Milena Head Information Literacy Instruction in Canadian Libraries by Heidi Julien Multilingual Scholarly Communication and Translation Technologies by Lynne Bowker TweetShareShare
