The majority of archaeological work in Canada is not being disseminated to its potential. This session offers exposure to provincial, national, and international publication venues as well as the rationales to publish. In particular, how can we share Cultural Resource Management data? How do we publish for descendent communities? And have modern conditions changed the utility of theses, dissertations, and the value of publishing them?  Presentations will help guide future submissions, challenge conventional ideas about publishing, and discuss broader impacts of knowledge production in Canadian archaeology.