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Open Style Resource for Canadian Legal Citation

Michelle Terriss, TRU’s Law Librarian, co-created an open resource for Canadian legal citation. Canadian government or legal citation can be challenging to fit into academic style guides, and this open resource is a helpful guide for Canadian editors and writers.

The Canadian Open Access Legal Citation Guide (COAL-RJAL Guide) is freely available on CanLII

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