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It’s the National Holiday of our dear province, Québec! To mark the occasion, we’re taking you on a journey through some of the regions that make up Québec, stopping along the way to discover their

Documentary Research and the Duty to Remember

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To mark National Indigenous Peoples Day, we want to give centre stage to the Direction de soutien aux familles, part of the Secrétariat aux relations avec les Premières Nations et les Inuit, which uses documentary

5 questions with… ACME

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In this issue of our ‘5 Questions With’ series, Érudit interviewed the editorial Collective of ACME: An International Journal for Critical Geographies, a journal dedicated to the critical analysis of social, territorial and political issues.

Indigenous Studies on Érudit: A Year in Review

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In Canada, June is National Indigenous History Month, a time to collectively celebrate the rich cultural heritage of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples, while also acknowledging the long and complex history that connects these

Moving Toward More Reliable Statistics for Scholarly Journals

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To better reflect actual usage of scholarly publications, Érudit is replacing its readership statistics tool and adopting the international COUNTER standard, widely recognized in the scholarly publishing community. Uses of the web are evolving rapidly,

Three Journals Flip to Immediate Open Access in 2026

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In 2026, three journals on Érudit took a decisive step by adopting diamond open access, a dissemination model making content available free of charge as soon as it is published, with neither embargo nor financial

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In addition to our platform and the articles it disseminates, Érudit is a digital infrastructure whose wide range of services helps support open scholarly publishing in Canada. But what does that mean, concretely? We are

Cultural Journals & Visual Arts: An Interview with Emerging Researchers

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To celebrate World Art Day, we are launching a series of blog posts aimed at introducing Digital Residencies, a project that highlights the enduring relevance of cultural journals. Since 2024, Esse has been leading the

A Cultural Journey Across Québec

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Indigenous Studies on Érudit: A Year in Review

Moving Toward More Reliable Statistics for Scholarly Journals

Three Journals Flip to Immediate Open Access in 2026

Daily Epics of a Data Analyst

Cultural Journals & Visual Arts: An Interview with Emerging Researchers

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