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Innovation: Imagine. Innovate. Impact. Super Conference 2012, February 1-4, 2012, p. 117

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I Congratulations to this year's award winners! OLA salutes the best! The Ontario Library Association would like to congratulate our award winners this year. Awards will be presented during the annual OLA Super Conference February 1-4, 2012. OLA's Technical Service Award: Bonnie Starr, Halton District School Board OLA's Les Fowlie Intellectual Freedom Award: Margaret Ann Wilkinson, University of Western Ontario OLA's President's Award for Exceptional Achievement: Jim Brett, University of Guelph OLA's Larry Moore Distinguished Service Award: Sam Coghlan, Stratford Public Library OLA's Media and Communications Award: Michael Lajoie-Wilkinson, student-activist OLA's Archival and Preservation Achievement Award: Brantford Public Library for the Local History Digital Archives Database project OCULA's Lifetime Achievement Award: Carole Moore, University of Toronto Libraries OCULA's Award for Special Achievement: Robin Bergart & M.J.D'Elia of Guelph University for Innovation Boot Camp OLITA's Award for Technological Innovation: Scholars GeoPortal, Ontario Council of University Libraries OLBA's W.J.Robertson Medallion for Librarian of the Year: Margaret Rule, Middlesex Public Library OPLA's Leadership in Adult Readers' Advisory: Shonna Froebel, Barrie Public Library OPLA's Lifetime Achievement Award: Ken Roberts, Hamilton Public Library OSLA's Teacher-Librarian of the Year Award: Bernard Dowling, HamiltonWentworth Catholic District School Board OSLA's Administrator of the Year Award: Helen Fisher, Toronto District School Board OSLA's Award for Special Achievement: People for Education Congratulations to all of our award winners! More information on the awards available at accessola.com/awards WWW.ACCESSOLA.COM INDEXES 117

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