Research guides: MUI1040H: Socially Sustainable Cities: Theory, Policy, and Practice (Fall 2022): Citing your Sources in APA Style

APA Citation Style: Instructions and Examples

The Excelsior College Online Writing Lab provides comprehensive instructions and examples for using the APA Style:

APA Citation Quick Guide (from UTM Library)
APA In-Text Citations
APA References: Documenting your Sources at the End of Your Paper
APA Citation Style Guide (from Fairfield University)
Citing Government Documents in APA (from Douglas College Library)
Provides sample APA style citations for a broad range of documents produced by federal, provincial and municipal Canadian government bodies.
Citing Legal Citation in APA (from Douglas College Library)
Provides useful tips for citing Legal Citation in APA. Examples from Canada and the United States are provided.
How do i Cite Government Documents in APA (from Capilano University)
Provides examples of how to cite a government document from a web page or print document; and also as a in-text citation.
Tough Stuff - APA Citation Style (U of Alberta Libraries)
Provides good examples for Canadian case law, laws & statutes, government reports & statistics, non-profit organizations, and other materials that can be challenging to cite
How to Cite US Government Documents in APA (from Cornell University Library)
Click on the 'APA' tab to see examples of APA style citations for congressional bills, laws/statutes, executive documents, rules/regulations and more.

Include references in your presentations; Citing is NOT just for reports/papers
Every reference you include MUST be cited; if you don't use it, don't include it
Quality of evidence is important - evaluate your resources before you cite them