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Art and Architecture ArchiveThis link opens in a new windowThe Art and Architecture Archive (1860-2015) is a valuable resource for scholars of 20th-century art, design, and architecture. It offers access to consumer and trade magazines from around the world that document key developments, industry news, and artworks.
ARTbibliographies ModernThis link opens in a new windowABM provides wide-ranging coverage of information on all forms of modern and contemporary arts, dating from the late 19th century onward. It includes abstracts of English and other language material on artists, movements, and trends. It provides full abstracts of a variety of literary forms, dating from the late 1960s onward.
Art Full TextThis link opens in a new windowThis database offers full text plus abstracts and indexing of an international array of peer-selected publications—now with expanded coverage of Latin American, Canadian, Asian and other non-Western art, new artists, contemporary art, exhibition reviews, and feminist criticism. Full-text coverage for selected periodicals is also included. In addition to articles, Art Full Text indexes reproductions of works of art that appear in indexed periodicals.
Canadian Business & Current Affairs Database (CBCA)This link opens in a new windowCanadian Business & Current Affairs Database combines full text and indexed content from all four CBCA database subsets (Business, Current Events, Education, and Reference). Canadian Business & Current Affairs Database includes over 540 periodicals and daily news sources (over 480 of which are Canadian), plus indexing to an additional 1,100 other titles (over 95% Canadian).
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General Article Databases
EBSCOhostEBSCOhost provides indexing and abstracting for over 3,000 periodicals, in most cases back to 1984. It also provides access to the full text of over 1,500 periodicals, in many cases going back to 1990. Many of these periodicals are peer-reviewed journals. Different modules cover academic journals, popular magazines, Canadian magazines, high school magazines, and children's magazines. These can be searched separately or combined.
JSTORJSTOR (Journal Storage Project), is an electronic database of back issues of academic journals. JSTOR contains references and full text articles to more than 117 journals covering well over one hundred years of data. JSTOR includes journals in a wide range of subject areas: African American studies, African studies, American Indian studies, anthropology, aquatic sciences, and more.
Credo ReferenceThis link opens in a new windowCredo Reference is an online reference service that aggregates authoritative reference works for desktop delivery. There are approximately 180 reference titles in Credo Reference, giving a total of 1.7 million entries, fully integrated and cross-linked.
Project MUSE Full DatabaseThis link opens in a new windowProject MUSE offers full-text articles from scholarly journals from major university presses, covering literature and criticism, history, performing arts, cultural studies, education, philosophy, political science, gender studies, and more.
Newspapers
Canadian Major DailiesThis link opens in a new windowCanadian Major Dailies offers access to the full text of articles, columns, editorials, and features from 20 major Canadian newspapers. Newspapers include the Winnipeg Free Press, Globe and Mail, Toronto Star, National Post, Ottawa Citizen, Calgary Herald, Montreal Gazette, and Edmonton Journal. Coverage varies, usually from the 1980's to the present, though not all are full text. Most newspapers have a two day delay, the Winnipeg Free Press and the Globe and Mail are updated daily.
Globe and Mail: Canada's heritage from 1844This link opens in a new windowCoverage: most recent 3 years not included; Sunday issues not included. To access Sunday content, search by article title at the Globe & Mail website
Canada's Heritage From 1844 contains over 150 years of content from Canada's national daily newspaper, including every news story, photograph, map, advertisement, classified ad, political cartoon, birth and death notice, and more.