The Association of Canadian Publishers is the voice of Canadian independent book publishers.
ACP supports and strengthens the contribution that Canadian books make to Canada’s cultural, economic, and educational landscape.
ACP represents approximately 115 Canadian-owned and controlled book publishers from across the country. Through all of its activities, ACP is committed to the development and maintenance of these vibrant, competitive Canadian-owned companies.
ACP focuses its resources on advocacy, programs, and projects including: Government and Public Relations, Collaborative Marketing initiatives, Research and Communications, and Professional Development activities.
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ACP 2021 Publishing 101 Program
Are you new to the publishing industry, or do you have new staff who have recently joined your company? Do you have some publishing experience but are interested in learning more about the business? Did you participate in last year’s Publishing 101...
ACP Roundtable on Diversity and Inclusion Best Practices
ACP Roundtable on Diversity and Inclusion Best Practices The ACP Diversity and Inclusion Committee is organizing a roundtable on diversity and inclusion best practices on Wednesday, October 13, 2021, 2:00 - 3:30 pm EDT. Members and staff at...
Consultation on a Modern Copyright Framework for Artificial Intelligence and the Internet of Things
Responsible innovation involving AI systems must take place in a regulatory environment that respects fundamental rights, including copyright, and creates the conditions for trust in the digital economy to flourish. We note that the global...
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Canada as Guest of Honour at the 2020-2021 Frankfurt Book Fair
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ACP contributes to the development and maintenance of vibrant, competitive book publishing companies in order to support and strengthen the contribution that Canadian books make to Canada’s cultural, economic, and educational landscape.