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HIST 202: Course Guide: Home
This guide is intended to help students in HIST 202 find, use and cite primary and secondary sources for their research.
The following guide provides you with books, ebooks, and online resources to help you get started with your research. For additional help finding sources, ask a librarian!
Canadian Business & Current Affairs (CBCA) Database provides access to Canadian academic journals, newspapers, magazines and reports on topics ranging from business, current events, public policy, health, culture, and more.
A multidisciplinary database that provides access to scholarly journals, full-text periodicals, reports, videos, and more. One of the most comprehensive or all-inclusive databases, containing the broadest range of subjects.
Through an array of digitised primary source materials, Frontier Life documents the relationships and interaction between new arrivals and indigenous peoples, and the results of these encounters: the creation of new states and trade networks, internal migration, and the marginalisation and decline of indigenous peoples.
