Databases
Passwords are required for these four databases from Proquest; password info for all of CCI's online resources can be found by using the ONE password listed in your student agenda to open the "Passwords" page on the navigation menu above. Ask your teacher or teacher-librarian for help with logging in if you need it,
eLibrary
Covers all topic areas including Canadian content
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SIRS Focus on social issues (science, social science, current events); excellent for any "debateable" topic where you need to know pros and cons Tens of thousands of hand-selected text and multimedia resources chosen specifically for high school research projects |
Learning Literature
For anything related to the study of literature and drama Author info, critical essays, plus full-text primary resources (novels, plays, poetry up to the 1920s) Using your phone?
Search eLibrary on your phone using this mobile eLIbrary site. Search SIRS on your phone using this mobile SIRS site. Using a tablet (iPad, Samsung, etc.)? Access the databases through a browser (Safari, Chrome, etc.) using the links at top to get the full desktop experience OR use the mobile sites for the streamlined version. |
History Study Center
For any historical topic Lots of maps, images, timelines and primary historical documents as well as reference and magazine articles |
The Digital Public Library of America
The DPLA portal allows you to search hundreds of American library and museum collections for digital objects such as images, sound and video files, texts, etc. all from one search environment. This is a great place to start your search for primary sources about any American topic from baseball to the Civil Rights Movement! 
Statistics Canada resources for students
Statistics Canada home page Statistics: Power from Data! - an online book written for secondary students to help them gain confidence in using statistical information to complete study requirements, appreciate the importance of statistical information in today's society and make critical use of information that is presented to them. Canadian Social Trends - articles describing research done on various significant social trends, (for example: "Education and earnings of childhood immigrants") - new articles posted every 6 weeks (note: senior academic reading level) |
A short video that gives you some great tips on how to easily and effectively find resources in a database.
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