(a) Using Dalhousie's magazine and news subscriptions:
1. Begin in the Dal Libraries homepage.
2. Select "Ejournals" from the dropdown menu. Type in the name of the news source (for example, Maclean's), and click the search button.
3. Select the title of the news source you are looking for.
4. Click the green GO button to access and browse through the issues.
Or (b) via a Google site search:
1. Determine the URL of the media source you would like to search (example: cbc.ca)
2. Determine the keywords for your search (example: dunkley human rights)
3. Construct a site search on Google. Example: site:cbc.ca canada water act
News aggregators:
For current topics, news aggregators are good sources to find headlines, blog posts, and videos.
Try searching in a large multidisciplinary databases if you are still not finding enough sources.
What makes a credible online resource? Check out these links and short video for help with evaluating sources:
Very important! Check out the APA Citation section of the Social Work research guide to learn all you can about academic integrity and APA citation.