Just in time for Access to Justice Week, copies of our Self-Represented Litigants Resource are now available in print at the library. There are three editions available: General Resources, Family Law Resources, and Housing Law Resources. Come by the library to pick up a free physical copy!
Category: Legal Research
Canadiana-ana-ana-ana! Finding pre-1867 materials
The Law Society of Ontario started building their library collection in 1827 [1], so the Great Library is home to various historical and pre-confederation materials. However, you can find even more historical Canadian documents online through a source called Canadiana.
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In a past post, we covered tracing regulations, but what about finding the legislative intent of regulations? Unfortunately, compared to statutes, this is not always easy or straightforward.
Read on for strategies to locate legislative intent for Federal and Ontario regulations.
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Know How, the blog of the Great Library 