Research guides: HIS262H5: What is Canada?: Foundations, Foundational Resources

Sample Reference Sources

This section is to provide information about your topic, the individuals and places related to your topic.

These sources would not be included in your bibliography.

A Concise History of Canada (2nd ed.) by Margaret Conrad
Publication Date: 2022
Table of Contents:
Introduction: a cautious country
1. Since time immemorial
2. Natives and newcomers, 1000–1661
3. New France, 1661–1744
4. The struggle for a continent, 1744–1763
5. A revolutionary age, 1763–1815
6. The great northwest, 1763–1849
7. Transatlantic communities, 1815–1849
8. Coming together, 1849–1885
9. Making progress, 1885–1914
10. Hanging on, 1914–1945
11. Liberalism ascendant, 1945–1984
12. Anxious times, 1984–2015
13. Where are We Now?
Historical Atlas of Canada
— Volume I, From the Beginning to 1800
— Volume II, 1800-1891
— Volume III, Addressing the Twentieth Century, 1891-1961
The Oxford Companion to Canadian History (2005)
Encyclopedia of Canada's Peoples by Paul Robert Magocsi (Editor)
Call Number: F5028 .E63 1999 (Reference)
Publication Date: 1999
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The Cambridge History of the Native Peoples of the Americas
North America
— Part 1
— Part 2

Biography

These sources can provide valuable information about key figures in history. Many entries will list sources for the individual and identify key works written on the person. Once you can identify the title of a publication or a potential author, you can search in the UTL catalogue or primary source text collections.