Link to Bonnycastle Library Catalogue
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Curio is a streaming video service through the CBC. It includes documentaries from television and radio, news reports and more. SJR subscribes to the News in Review, National Geographic, and BBC channels.
The following are a list of sources worth exploring for Canadian history topics:
Contains content from books, serials, and government publications that span over three hundred years.
From a US university, this page links to various places to view digitized copies of historical newspapers across Canada.
Manitobia is particularly helpful because of the digitized early newspapers. It also includes local history books. Manitobia is now part of the University of Manitoba's Digital Collections.
Peel's Prairie Provinces is a resource dedicated to assisting scholars, students, and researchers of all types in their exploration of western Canadian history and the culture of the Canadian prairies.
to search all the Government of Canada site at the same time use the follow search prompt: site:.canada.ca
With Canadian research, you may want to focus on materials on the Canadian government websites. It is important to know what level of government is responsible for your topic .
To search all federal (Government of Canada) material try using the following search in your browser of choice: site:.canada.ca topic OR site:.gc.ca topic
To search all provincial (Manitoba Government) material try using the following search in your browser of choice: site:.gov.mb.ca topic
News aggregators are very helpful because they search a large number of sources with one search. Periodical databases are an example of an aggregator as they combine journals, magazines, newspapers, and other sources into one platform. If you choose to search the web for news articles, please try:
think about your search terms - are there synonyms that could work? - women OR woman ; climate change OR global warming
surround phrases with quotation marks: "division of powers"
to combine search terms, use AND: "division of powers" AND Canada
use singular terms when possible: revolution instead of revolutions
NoodleTools will help format citations and bibliography in MLA, APA, and Chicago styles. It will also help organize notes, create an outline, and integrate sources into a paper.