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Databases
Publication coverage: 1980s - present
This database indexes articles from scientific and trade journals concerning safety measures, potential hazards, and legislation affecting laboratory workers.
LabourSource provides online access to cases and decisions from the Labour Arbitration Cases (L.A.C.) and the Canadian Labour Arbitration Summaries (C.L.A.S.), as well as the text of Canadian Labour Arbitration, 4th edition (Brown & Beatty).
Publication coverage: 1999-
Latino Literature: Poetry, Drama and Fiction
Publication coverage: 19th century - present
The Lawyer's Daily provides Canadian legal news, analysis and current awareness online, on mobile, and through newsletters for lawyers who need a real-time view on the shifting legal landscape. Gift of the Faculty of Law.
Publication coverage: Indexing: 1982 - present ; selective full text: 1994 - present ; updated daily.
Index, with selective full text, to articles and books on all areas of law.Publication coverage: 1980 - present
Comprehensive index to law and law-related journals and newspapers.LEME: Lexicons of Early Modern English
Publication coverage: From the advent of printing to about 1700
The Lens is an open platform for searching and analyzing scholarly literature and patent information. It contains records for 198 million scholarly works sourced from PubMed, CrossRef, Microsoft Academic, and CORE and 114 million patent records from more than 100 patent offices.
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New / Trial Databases
- Slavery And Anti-Slavery Digital Archive
Traces the history and ongoing cultural impact of slavery. It provides access to thousands of full-text primary source documents and archival records–on trial to Feb. 9th.
- Queen Victoria’s Journals
Queen Victoria's Journals is the product of a unique partnership between ProQuest, the Royal Archives, and the Bodleian Libraries. It reproduces high-resolution, colour images of every page of the surviving volumes of Queen Victoria's journals, from her first diary entry in 1832 to shortly before her death in 1901. The trial runs until Feb 21, 2020.