There are many ways to name entries in an online reference work such as Brown – Beatty`s Canadian Labour Arbitration. Brock University and Brock University Faculty Association (2017). Brock University Collective Agreement and Brock University Faculty Association, July 1, 2017 – June 30, 2020. St. Catharines, ON. Viewed by:brocku.ca/human-resources/wp-content/src/sites/81/BUFA-Collective-2017-20.pdf This page contains instructions on quoting from sources related to labour relations, including cases and decisions, laws, comments and collective agreements. Legislation is cited in the APA style according to the usual style of legal quotation. In Canada, we follow the Canadian Guide to Uniform Legal Citation. The APA recommends quoting legal documents (such as cases, statutes or collective agreements) according to The Bluebook: a Uniform System of Citation. The Canadian equivalent of this legal citation guide is The Canadian Uniform Guide to Legal Quote.
But since there is no question of how to make a collective agreement, I propose the following example: chapter title or entry. (year) In. A. Writing, B. Editorial. (Eds.), title of the book . Publishing house. Consider the elements that Canadian researcher Tia Dafnos contains in a chapter on monitoring Aboriginal activism.
Another researcher interested in these registries provides enough information to file a future application with the Ontario Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services (MCSCS). For online reports contain as much information as possible: Letter Guide to Cidting Canadian Government Sources – Queen`s University`s Guide to The Development of Government Resources. Note that this resource does not use the APA style, but contains some useful examples. Canada, Parliament, the Senate. Senate Standing Committee on National Finance. (2008). Senior Financial Security Report: Retroactive rights and provisions under Canada`s pension plan. 39. Parl., 2nd sess. Rept.
9. Viewed on the Canadian Parliament`s website: www.parl.gc.ca/Content/SEN/Committee/392/fina/rep/rep09mar08-e.htm If the name is long, it can be spelled for the first time and abbreviated thereafter. Make sure the abbreviation is familiar or easy to understand so that the reader has no problem finding the corresponding reference in the “Works Cited” list. For more information on the quote from statistics Canada`s website, the PCensus database or CANSIM via the University of Toronto`s CHASS website, see citing Guide for Statistics Canada, PCensus, PCensus, and CHASS data or How to Cite Statistics Canada Products. “Researchers who want to take into account the collaborative and collegial aspects of ATI/FOI research can help by ensuring that all ITA/FOI applications used to perform written work are clearly identified. There are no citation guidelines specifically applicable to ATI/FOI datasets, but researchers should strive to follow two principles: Bill C-6: An Act Respecting the Safety of Consumer Products. (2009). 1st reading February 5, 2009, 40th session.
Viewed on the Canadian Parliament`s website: www.lop.parl.gc.ca/About/Parliament/LegislativeSummaries/Bills_ls.asp?lang=F&ls=c6&Parl=40&Ses=2&source=library_prb Many government documents are viewed most often online, making it almost all examples of documents available online.