By Law Library on October 6, 2026
LAW LIBRARY reference room (level 2): KE1065 .C65 2026 M.G. Condon, J.P. Sarra, S.P. Bradley, R. Yaldan & A. Anand, Securities Law in Canada: Foundations, Policy, and Practice, 4th ed (Emond Montgomery Publications, 2026). LAW LIBRARY level 3: KF39…
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By ryan regier on October 6, 2026
Users are currently are unable to access Refinitiv. https://guides.library.ubc.ca/az/refinitiv-workspace
Users are seeing a “missing_parameters” or “Error loading Layout data” when logging in.
EResources is investigating!
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By Vanessa Choy on October 6, 2026
Illustration by Vicki Hamilton, courtesy of Pixabay What are Persistent Identifiers? A persistent identifier (PID) is a unique code that identifies and links an entity (a person, place, or thing) across global digital infrastructures. PIDs are important to digital repositories like cIRcle because they support long-term identification and accessibility, directing a user to a source […]
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By Michaela Chan on October 1, 2026
TW: Colonization, Residential schools This week Truth and Reconciliation is top of mind, prompting reflection on how Indigenous history, including records about residential schools and Survivors, are represented within Open Collections. BC’s history is a major area of focus for the Digitization Centre, and Open Collections includes a large number of records showcasing this history, […]
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By antheakm on September 29, 2026
This event offers an opportunity to discover the rich heritage of the Hakka 客家 (guest families) and their enduring contributions across generations and continents. Today, Hakka culture is celebrated and recognized worldwide through its language, mounta…
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