Have you ever wondered how Canada’s court system developed over time? Whether you’re a licensee, legal researcher, or law librarian, exploring the history and development of our legal institutions is both surprising and informative. To support your research, we’ve gathered a selection of our favourite reference tools – available online and at the Great Library – that chronicle the history of courts in Ontario and Canada. These resources are especially useful when researching historical legal decisions and seeking to understand how court names and structures have changed over time.
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Lucky 21: Part Three
In Part III of our Lucky 21 for 2021 series, we’ve gathered a selection of blogs, twitter accounts and podcasts that we feel will keep you up-to-date with what’s going on in the legal world, and maybe even entertained!
Lucky 21: Part Two
In Part II of our Lucky 21 for 2021 series, we’ve gathered another seven practical websites that you can add to your toolkit. These sites will help you with a variety of legal research tasks, from finding commentary to properly citing your sources.
Know How, the blog of the Great Library 