"A library's Reference Collection is used to gather together in one convenient location standard references like encyclopedias, handbooks, and dictionaries that will provide answers to questions on any topic in any field of research."
"It is called a Reference Collection because its use is limited to in‐library reference and because it is used heavily by the library's Reference Department to answer library patrons' questions quickly. Ideally, a library's Reference Collection should provide resources that will quickly answer any question posed by a library patron or that will at least direct the patron to a source that will answer the question."
References
Halsbury’s Laws of Canada (black and red books)
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Canadian Encyclopedic Digest - CED (black binders)
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The Canadian Abridgements (blue and tan books)
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The Canadian Abridgements Consolidated Table of Cases (red and tan books)
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Canadian Statutes Citations (blue and grey books)
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Canadian Case Citations (brown books)
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