Wiltshire, Elaine. to The 29:30 (11 “Committed Climate Change”, Lawyer’s Weekly December 2009) (QL). (iii) Newspapers & newswires (McGill guide 6.16) Author, of newspaper (date) page electronic source “title article”, (if applicable). The Globe Bill work (26 November A4 (CPI.Q). “PM, premiers Curry, out deal on aboriginal and Mail 2005) health care”, Betsy The Toronto (4 July 2011) online: The Toronto Star “Hells Angels Powell, acquitted on Star <http://www.thestar.com>. organized crime charges”, new Canadian (25 November (QL). “Ottawa eyes six Supreme Court Press 2005) Judges”, Moira The Toronto (2 August A1. “Abducted boy alive”, Welsh, Star 2006) The footnotes would look like this (the first is a print example; the second is from a website): The Toronto Star (2 August 2006) A1. Moira Welsh, “Abducted boy alive”, on organized The Toronto Star Betsy Powell, “Hells Angels acquitted crime charges”, (4 July 2011) online: The Toronto Star <http://www.thestar.com>. candidates in search for new Supreme Court Canadian Press “Ottawa eyes six judge”, (25 November 2005) (QL). The bibliographic entry for a resource with a listed author would look like this: Powell, Betsy. on organized The Toronto Star “Hells Angels acquitted crime charges”, (4 July 2011) online: The Toronto Star <http://www.thestar.com>. (iv) Editorials and Letters to the Editor (McGill guide 6.16.1) Author, of style of (date) page electronic source newspaper “title document, (if applicable) editorial”, Editorial, The New (21 online: The New York “Accountability Times Begins at York Times November <http://www.nytimes.com>. 2005 Home”, The Ken Letter to (6 A10. Lum, the Editor, Vancouver December Sun 2004)
Wiltshire, Elaine. “Committed to Climate Change”, The Lawyer’s Weekly 29:30 (11 December 2009) (QL). (iii) Newspapers & newswires (McGill guide 6.16) Author, “title of article”, newspaper (date) page electronic source (if applicable). Bill Curry, “PM, premiers work out deal on aboriginal health care”, The Globe and Mail (26 November 2005) A4 (CPI.Q). Betsy Powell, “Hells Angels acquitted on organized crime charges”, The Toronto Star (4 July 2011) online: The Toronto Star <http://www.thestar.com>. “Ottawa eyes six new Supreme Court Judges”, Canadian Press (25 November 2005) (QL). Moira Welsh, “Abducted boy alive”, The Toronto Star (2 August 2006) A1. The footnotes would look like this (the first is a print example; the second is from a website): Moira Welsh, “Abducted boy alive”, The Toronto Star (2 August 2006) A1. Betsy Powell, “Hells Angels acquitted on organized crime charges”, The Toronto Star (4 July 2011) online: The Toronto Star <http://www.thestar.com>. “Ottawa eyes six candidates in search for new Supreme Court judge”, Canadian Press (25 November 2005) (QL). The bibliographic entry for a resource with a listed author would look like this: Powell, Betsy. “Hells Angels acquitted on organized crime charges”, The Toronto Star (4 July 2011) online: The Toronto Star <http://www.thestar.com>. (iv) Editorials and Letters to the Editor (McGill guide 6.16.1) Author, “title of editorial”, style of document, newspaper (date) page electronic source (if applicable) “Accountability Begins at Home”, Editorial, The New York Times (21 November 2005 online: The New York Times <http://www.nytimes.com>. Ken Lum, Letter to the Editor, The Vancouver Sun (6 December 2004) A10.