APA Guide for Business Students (6th ed.): Newspapers

Rules

1. When articles do not name an author,begin with the title ..(date)
2. Record complete date with month written in full.e.g. (2012, September 12)
3. Italicize the name of the newspaper.
4. Use p.if just a page; use pp if article is on different pages.

Example

​Wheeler, C. (2012, September 14). Alberta backs foreign oil
      deals. Globe and Mail, pp. B1, B8.

In-Text Citation → (Wheeler, 2012)

Rules

1. Online articles may not indicate pages.
2. Online articles indicate newspaper address regardless as to whether you retrieved from Canadian Newsstand or the newspaper web site. Please note: This was a change in the APA 6th ed. Please consult your instructor who may wish to see the name of the collection or a link to the actual article in the retrieval statement.

Examples

Wheeler, C. (2012, September 14). Alberta backs foreign oil
      deals. Globe and Mail Retrieved from
      http://www.theglobeandmail.com/

​In text citation → (Wheeler, 2012) 

U.S. accuses chiquita brands of sponsoring Colombian terrorism.
      (2007, June 8). Whitehorse Star, p. 31. Retrieved from
      http://whitehorsestar.com/

In-Text Citation → ( "U.S. accuses", 2007)

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