Past Programs and Workshops

On January 1, 2026, Tri-Agency is expected to implement changes to its Open Access Policy.  Register here to learn more about the changes and how the Library can help you meet the new requirements.

An introduction to GenAI tools designed specifically for scholarly literature research.

On January 1, 2026, Tri-Agency is expected to implement changes to its Open Access Policy.  Register here to learn more about the changes and how the Library can help you meet the new requirements.

Learn strategies for finding “policy documents”, the steps that led to their creation, a few ways for finding policy analysis, and how you might consider the merits of these arguments.

Learn the very basics (or come for a refresher) on how Canadian laws are made, their key parts and where to find them. Discover resources for the analysis of laws and their impact, and how they have been interpreted in judicial proceedings.

In partnership with the Library, the Office of Indigenous Initiatives is hosting Artistic Forms of Storytelling. Speakers will share how their craft and the art of storytelling intersect.

A panel discussion on Indigenous sovereignty, land stewardship, and climate change.

On January 1, 2026, Tri-Agency is expected to implement changes to its Open Access Policy.  Register here to learn more about the changes and how the Library can help you meet the new requirements.

Learn strategies for finding “policy documents”, the steps that led to their creation, a few ways for finding policy analysis, and how you might consider the merits of these arguments.

Learn how to use Covidence for systematic, scoping, or rapid reviews.

Join us at the library for a hands-on zine-making workshop in celebration of Climate Action Week! This creative session explores the theme of climate anxiety through zine-making. 

Learn the very basics (or come for a refresher) on how Canadian laws are made, their key parts and where to find them. Discover resources for the analysis of laws and their impact, and how they have been interpreted in judicial proceedings.

Learn how to use Zotero to streamline how you collect sources and create bibliographies.

Learn what a data management plan is, why granting agencies recommend them, and how you can write one for your thesis, grant, or research project. For faculty, grads, and HQP.

On January 1, 2026, Tri-Agency is expected to implement changes to its Open Access Policy.  Register here to learn more about the changes and how the Library can help you meet the new requirements.

Come to the library to explore "The Hidden Life of Spices." This is a one-hour program broadcast by the American Chemical Society and includes hands-on activities, trivia games, and giveaways.

Learn how to use Mendeley to streamline how you collect sources and create bibliographies

Learn the very basics (or come for a refresher) on how Canadian laws are made, their key parts and where to find them. Discover resources for the analysis of laws and their impact, and how they have been interpreted in judicial proceedings.

Learn strategies for finding “policy documents”, the steps that led to their creation, a few ways for finding policy analysis, and how you might consider the merits of these arguments.

Do you have questions about Laurier Library? Attend this 30-minute online overview of library services and resources.