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Jerome Library became a Canadian Depository in October, 1999. We receive weekly shipments of a variety of journals and books
published by the Canadian Government.
We catalog all Canadian publications in our online catalog and most documents can be checked out of the library for two or
more weeks. We also are willing to loan material to other libraries. Use OhioLINK or Interlibrary Loan to borrow Canadian
materials. The Canadian Documents collection is located on the first floor and is shelved on the east wall at the back of
the main government documents collection. Our small but growing collection focuses on business, environment, Great Lakes,
Native Peoples, and social issues.
Canada, like the U.S., has been moving steadily into digital format and distribution. Use the tools and links below to search
the Canadian agency web pages and electronic document resources.
Canadian DepartmentsCanadian Depository Home Page
Includes the Weekly Checklist, links to documents online, a catalog of canadian documents, and more.
- DSP E-Collection
Browse by title, subject, or corporate author. Indexes depository publications in electronic format.
The Canadian Government's Official Home Page
Provinces and Territories
Links to the Canadian Provincial and Territorial web pages
Canadian Parliament Web ResourcesCanada's Parliment
This is the main page of Parliament and hosts Senate and House directory and legislative resources. Begin at the welcome page
(the link above) or focus your search by selecting a link below:
Senate
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House of Commons
LEGISInfo
- Created and maintained by the Canadian Library of Parliament.
- Features bill texts and legislative histories of government and private member bills from 2001 to the present.
Guides to Canadian ResourcesCanadian Information by Subject
An information service developed by the National Library of Canada to provide links to information about Canada from Internet
resources around the world.
2001 Census: A Guide to Finding 2001 Census Data
Carleton University Library guide to finding 2001 Canadian Census data is a through, easy to follow guide.
Government on the Web
Created and maintained by the University of British Columbia Library.
- This is an open access database named GovInfo containing over 1,400 links to Canadian government documents and websites.
- Search abstracts by keywords.
How Canadians Govern Themselves
Created by the late Senator, Eugene Forsey, this document presents an introduction to the Government of Canada and how it
works. It also includes some of historical information such as a list of Canada's Prime Ministers from 1867 to date.
National Library of Canada
Like the U.S. Library of Congress, this site provides much more than just a catalog. There is a growing digital collection,
a virtual tour, services to libraries, etc.
Structure of the Canadian Government
An excellent digest of the government, it's components, and how it works.
- Both a directory and an overview of how the government is organized and how to find specific information.
Other Canadian ResourcesE-STAT
This link provides access to a search interface for Statistics Canada. BGSU has access to this resource and the extensive
data stored here. If you need numbers or data about Canada this is the first place to look.
Census 2001
This census page provides free access to many of the charts, maps, and tables of census data for Canada.
Maps of Canada
Map links established within this page provides access to the National Atlas of Canada images and maps.
Statistics Canada
Statistics Canada is the country's national statistical agency, with programs organized into three broad subject matter areas:
demographic and social, socio-economic and economic.
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