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Government of Canada
Crown Copyright
Under Canadian copyright law, the « creators » or « authors » of works
are granted the sole and exclusive right to reproduce, perform or publish
their works. A « Work » can be textual material, photographs, computer
software, audiovisual material, music graphics, news, stories, games, and
even postings to news groups and e-mail. This document includes information
on copyright obligations in Canada, including works produced under the
direction of the Government of Canada.
See also Topic(s): Intellectual Property
Justice Canada
Library and Archives Canada
Citing Electronic
Sources: A Bibliography
The use of electronic forms of information has become increasingly
necessary. In order to credit electronic information when quoting or
paraphrasing its contents, it is necessary to provide a proper bibliographic
citation that enables readers to identify and obtain the work. Although no
individual style has emerged as the official standard to date, this
bibliography lists numerous sources in a variety of formats that offer
suggestions for citing electronic information.
See also Topic(s): Citation
Electronic Publishing:
Guide to Best Practices for Canadian Publishers
This guide provides practical solutions, standards and resources for writers
and publishers who are new to electronic publishing. It also examines the
pros and cons of electronic publishing, existing best practices and
standards and the issues involved in the preservation of electronic
publications. Case studies are included to showcase current Canadian
experiments and innovation in this field.
See also Topic(s): Guides
Federal Publication
Locator Service
The Federal Publication Locator Service provides access to bibliographic
records of Canadian Federal Government Publications in the National Library
of Canada (NLC) Catalogue, Canadian library locations information for titles
held in the NLC Catalogue and access to electronic Canadian Federal
Government Publications.
See also Topic(s): Publications Services
How to Cite
Online Documents
Last Revision: March 5, 2002
This document provides examples on how to cite online documents.
See also Topic(s): Citation
Information
for Publishers
This site provides information in the areas of acquiring, storing,
publishing and preserving electronic publications and includes best
practices and information specific to Government of Canada departments and
agencies.
See also Topic(s): Guides
Management of Government Publications Survey
August 2002
This report presents the findings of the Survey of Management of Government
Publications that was conducted in March and April of 2002 for the Strategic
Policy and Planning Branch, National Library of Canada (NLC) by Consulting
and Audit Canada (CAC). This survey follows an earlier Survey of Management
of Government Information Holdings officials conducted in 1999.
See also Topic(s): Publications Services
Publisher's Window on
the Government of Canada
The Publishers' Window on the Government of Canada is an organized
collection of links to federal government information for and about the
Canadian publishing industry, providing you with a one-stop service point
for a variety of government programs and services on the Web.
See also Topic(s): Guides
Tips for Archiving an Online Publication
Last revision: July 4, 2003
Provides information for publishers wishing to deposit electronic
information with the National Library.
See also Topic(s): Archiving
Treasury Board Secretariat
Common Look
and Feel for the Internet (CLF)
This Web site is to assist federal departments and agencies with the
implementation of the Treasury Board CLF Standards on their web sites. It is
designed to provide a common understanding of the CLF standards and
guidelines together with the tools and techniques necessary for
government-wide implementation.
See also Topic(s): Common Look and Feel
Government of Canada Internet Guide
Fourth Edition
April 2002
The audience for this guide is primarily those who plan, implement, evaluate
and maintain Web initiatives within the Government of Canada. This includes
information technology/information management (IT/IM) managers and
specialists, communications personnel, Web developers, content providers and
anyone else working on the Government On-Line initiative.
See also Topic(s): Guides
Planning
Information Products: Effective, No-frills Publishing Practices
These guidelines are a consolidation of Treasury Board directives on
"no frills" publishing which call for the streamlining of
government publishing and the creation of a uniform "look" for
news releases, information kit folders and government report covers.
See also Topic(s): Guides
Procedures
for the administration and licensing of Crown copyright
Requirement 28 of the Communications
Policy of the Government of Canada requires institutions to
"manage the administration and licensing of Crown copyright in
co-ordination with Communication Canada."
See also Topic(s): Intellectual Property
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