Citation Style Guides: Citing legal and government publications
Citing government documents and legal citation
The following links have information on citing government publications and legal citation.
The Canadian guide to uniform legal citation is the definitive source for citing in law. It is commonly referred to as the McGill guide.
- How do I cite Government Publications?A guide from McMaster University Library which shows examples based on The complete guide to citing government information resources and the Turabian style guide.
- Legal Citation (McGill Guide 10th ed)From Queen's University Library
- Legal Citation GuideA guide to help with legal citation for the most common situations from the University of British Columbia Library.
- How to Cite Statistics Canada ProductsA guide written by Statistics Canada that "provides examples of how to build bibliographic references when citing Statistics Canada products and materials, citation style suggestions by subject matter and contact information for further questions and inquiries". It includes examples for citing Statistics Canada references in APA, MLA, Chicago/Turabian and Vancouver styles.
The Complete Guide to Citing Government Information ResourcesCall Number: Z7164 .G7C48 2002Publication Date: 2002- Canadian guide to uniform legal citation = Manuel canadien de la référence juridique.Call Number: KF245 .C35 2023Publication Date: 2023Also known as the McGill guide. Only available in print.
