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Welcome to the BPC

The Book and Periodical Council is the umbrella organization for associations involved in the writing and editing, publishing and manufacturing, distribution, and selling and lending of books and periodicals in Canada.

Our full members represent approximately 6,000 individuals and 5,500 firms and institutions. Our associate members represent an additional several thousand individuals, firms and institutions.


WHAT'S NEW?

The Good Fight! The Legal Limits of Free Expression

Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Gladstone Hotel, 1214 Queen Street West, Toronto

The Book and Periodical Council invites you to Freedom to Read Week’s popular panel and award event. Outspoken experts will discuss recent libel developments, the defence of public interest, the impact of law on stories that writers cover and the push and pull between lawyers and journalists about what gets published.

» Download the flyer for details


Book Summit 2010
Hot New Models: The Amazing Transformation of Business and Culture in the World of Books

Friday, June 18, 2010
Harbourfront Centre, Toronto

Hot New Models will look at how the business of books is transforming itself and creating new models in every arena — libraries, bookstores, publishing houses, literary agencies — and how some nimble thinkers are leading us into the future. Featuring keynote speaker David Pogue, technology columnist for The New York Times.

» Download the flyer for details


The Book and Periodical Council Announces Its Executive, Board and Committee Chairs, 2009-2010

The Book and Periodical Council is pleased to announce its Executive, Board, and Committee Chairs for the years 2009-2010, as decided at our June 24, 2009, Annual General Meeting.

Please see PDF for full Board list.


Email Alert! from Universal Logistics Inc. re: New Canadian requirements for wood packaging material from China — Effective September 1, 2009, a valid International Plant Protection Convention (IPPC) stamp will be the only accepted treatment certification method for wood packaging. [more]


 

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