Our partners
We consult with various groups across the country to help us develop and improve our programs and services. We also work with partners to preserve, promote and share Canadian heritage.
Services and information
Services Consultation Committee
User groups and professionals give us advice and feedback on our priorities and services
Youth Advisory Council
Students and young professionals give us their views and provide new ideas
Indigenous Advisory Circle
Members from national, regional and community organizations help guide Indigenous Documentary Heritage Initiatives
Library and Archives Canada Foundation
A non-profit organization that raises funds and builds partnerships to share Canada's history
Official Language Minority Communities
An internal committee and networks. Helping people whose official language is not the majority language in their community
Galleries, Libraries, Archives and Museums (GLAMs)
Members of GLAMs work together to preserve and promote Canadian heritage
Stakeholders' Forum
The members of the Stakeholders' forum represent the diverse expertise and perspectives of Canada's documentary heritage associations and other organizations
Friends of Library and Archives Canada
We help Library and Archives Canada to celebrate the past, honour the present and ensure the future of Canada's remarkable documentary heritage
UNESCO’s Memory of the World Programme
LAC’s participation in UNESCO’s Memory of the World Programme help promote Canada’s documentary heritage, both in Canada and around the world
National, Provincial and Territorial Archivists Conference (NPTAC)
Members of NPTAC engage in discussion on matters of mutual interest, and joint initiatives that support the goals and objectives of the Canadian Archival System