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Canadian legal citation style
Canadian Guide to Uniform Legal Citation
The preferred Canadian legal citation style, known as the ‘McGill Guide’. The Law Library has the latest edition (10th ed, 2023) in the High Use collection at K 114 CANA.
Durham College's 'Quick guide to Citing Legal Sources based on the Canadian Guide to Uniform Legal Citation'
The Ontario Justice Education Network Guide to Canadian Legal Citation
Queen's University Law Library
Legal Citation Style Guides
For more information on guides to citation styles, see the Law Library's Legal Citation Style Guides webpage.
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