Library & Learning Commons: Indigenous Studies Resources Guide: Cite your sources

APA Style Guide: Indigenous Sources

Please see our Indigenous Sources tab in our APA Style Guide for further information.

Respectful research when speaking with Elders and Knowledge Keepers is sensitive. We are following other libraries' recommendations for templates and example citations as well as the APA Manual,

Style Guides

APA style guide

MLA style guide

Print handouts on APA and MLA are available at the Library Front desk.

Other resources

Publication manual of the APA (6th ed.) by American Psychological Association
On Reserve, available at the Library Helpdesk.
Cites & Sources
On Reserve, available at the Library Helpdesk.
Purdue Online Writing Lab (OWL)
Includes guides for APA, MLA, and avoiding plagiarism.

Legal Citation

The following resources provide guidance for citing legal documents in Canada such as acts, regulations, court reports, and legal cases:

Legal Citation (Queen's University, Lederman Law Library)
Provides instructions and examples for citing Canadian legal documents such as cases, statutes, law reports, and journals.
Legal Writing and Research Manual by Yogis, John A., Innis M. Christie, Michael J. Iosipescu, and Michael E. Deturbide.
Call Number: KE265.Y64 2000
In addition to describing the nature of different legal resources, this book includes recommended methods of citation for federal and provincial statutes and regulations as well as case reports.
Canadian Guide to Uniform Legal Citation (7th ed.)
Call Number: KE259 .C35 2010
Created by the editors of the McGill Law Journal, this book is the style guide most commonly used by Canadian courts, law journals, universities and legal practitioners.