You can limit a Google search to Canadian sites by adding to your search site:.ca.
Click on "Search Tools" to limit by date. (See a short film to see how.)
Google Translate (a built-in feature of the Chrome browser) will produce a machine-generated English version of a text, though it's garbled, so not something to rely on - but may be useful for gathering leads to important people or organizations..
News sites from Canada
CBC (public radio and television)
Globe and Mail (Toronto newspaper)
The Star (Toronto newspaper)
The National Post (News with a conservative bent)
Maclean's - a news magazine
Montreal Gazette - newspaper from Quebec
La Presse - French language newspaper from Montreal
Le Journal de Quebec - French language news from Quebec
L'Hebdo Journal - French language newspaper published in Trois Rivieres, Quebec
Canadian Government Sites
Research Help:
Research is an adventure. It's open-ended, exploratory, surprising, frustrating, and full of blind alleys and interesting side trips. It doesn't have to be lonely. Compare notes with your colleagues and take advantage of the friendly people sitting at the reference desk. We love to help you find what you're looking for.
This guide is a starting point in your efforts to explore the information resources pertaining to railroads available through the Folke Bernadotte Memorial Library; don't hesitate to ask a librarian for further assistance.
Photograph of a railroad freight locomotive on the BNSF Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad Montana subdivision. The BNSF traverses the most northerly route of any railroad in the western United States. Picture taken on the Marias Pass at Essex, Montana, USA
Courtesy of FreeFoto: httfotop://www.flickr.com/photos/wonderlane/3370164315/
