Christine Ivory Nominated as New Parliamentary Librarian

Ottawa, Ontario – Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has nominated Christine Ivory as the new Parliamentary Librarian, highlighting her extensive experience and dedication to public service. This announcement marks a significant appointment for the Library of Parliament, which has been serving Canadian parliamentarians since 1876.

Christine Ivory is a highly respected figure in the federal public service, with a career spanning nearly 25 years. She has held various key positions, most recently as the Assistant Deputy Minister for the Collections Sector at Library and Archives Canada. Ms. Ivory’s substantial contributions to the Library of Parliament over the past 15 years have been instrumental in shaping its priorities and initiatives.

“Ms. Ivory has proven her dedication to public service and her eagerness to preserve Canada’s documentary heritage for future generations. I am confident that her experience would be a valuable asset in helping advance the mandate of the Library of Parliament,” stated Prime Minister Trudeau.

The Library of Parliament, a cornerstone institution established to support the activities and decisions of Canadian parliamentarians, will benefit from Ms. Ivory’s leadership. As Parliamentary Librarian, she will oversee the Library’s management, reporting directly to the Speakers of the Senate and the House of Commons.

Ms. Ivory’s nomination follows an open and transparent selection process, underscoring the government’s commitment to appointing qualified and dedicated individuals to key public service roles. Her track record of leadership and her passion for preserving Canada’s documentary heritage position her well to advance the Library’s mission.

GTA Today will continue to follow this story and provide updates as Ms. Ivory’s nomination proceeds through the necessary confirmations.