For more information, check out FactCheck.Org's article, How to Spot Fake News.
Use the databases below to search for newspaper and magazine articles.
Check out UofT's guide, Newspapers, for links to more international and historical newspaper databases.
Below is a list of Canadian subscription-based publications available through the University of Toronto Libraries. If you're connecting from off-campus, you will need to enter your UTORid and password.
For information about Windspeaker, Ontario Birchbark, Saskatchewan Sage, Alberta Sweetgrass, and Raven's Eye, visit Aboriginal Multi Media Society.
The following news resources are publicly available and do not require a subscription:
CANADIAN:
AMERICAN:
AUSTRALIA:
NEW ZEALAND:
For more publications, including a list of Canadian Indigenous magazines, visit the UofT Libraries' Newspapers guide.
For a list of regional and national newspapers, visit UBC Library's guide, First Nations and Indigenous Studies.
The following is a selection of subscription-based publications available through the University of Toronto Libraries. If you're connecting from off-campus, you will need to enter your UTORid and password.
CANADIAN:
AMERICAN:
AUSTRALIA:
NEW ZEALAND:
Check out UofT's guide, Newspapers, for links to more international and historical newspapers.
The following news resources are publicly available and do not require a subscription:
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