Our Divisions

The OLA is comprised of seven divisions; five represent library sectors, one represents French language library interests, and one represents library technology interests. Each OLA division has an elected council. All members are members of the OLA who select at least one division to have membership with.

ABO-Franco

L’Association des bibliothèques de l’Ontario-Franco travaille activement au développement des services en français dans la province, voit à ce que les bibliothèques reçoivent toute information pertinente en français et voit au marketing des services français.

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OCULA

The Ontario College and University Library Association (OCULA) represents college and university library faculty and staff on issues of common concern.

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OHLIA

The Ontario Health Library and Information Association (OHLIA) represents library staff involved with the provision of health information in a diverse range of information settings.

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OLBA

The Ontario Library Boards’ Association (OLBA) represents public library board members (trustees) on issues relating to their legislated areas of responsibility.

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OLITA

The Ontario Library and Information Technology Association (OLITA) represents a community passionate about exploring the use of technology in information management organizations.

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OPLA

The Ontario Public Library Association (OPLA) represents librarians and library staff who work in public libraries in Ontario on issues of common concern.

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OSLA

The Ontario School Library Association (OSLA) represents school library professionals and provides a common voice for their needs and interests through advocacy, leadership and continuing education.

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