When doing a research paper it is important to always cite your sources using the style your teacher has ask you to use. Style guides are available in the library. If you can't get to the library to pick one up, you can download a copy here:
Need a more detailed version of a style sheet or just general help with your research and citations. The Purdue University OWL is a great resource.
Need help formatting your reference list? These websites will help you:
Looking for something to read and can't get to the library? Try Sora. This is a new program that allows you to download and stream a wide variety of current books to your own device (phone, tablet, laptop).
Sora Login Info:
CHSS[student#]
Password: [student#]
E.g. CHSS123456 and 123456
Need help navigating Sora?
Access the training guide HERE
Looking for something new to read?
is a collection of e-books, graphic novels and audio books suitable for teen audiences.
Another great place for e-books is the public library.
Check out what they have to offer here:
A territorial or land acknowledgement is an act of reconciliation that involves making a statement recognizing the traditional territory of the Indigenous people who called the land home before the arrival of settlers, and in many cases still do call it home.
All District E-Resources of any subject area. A few examples are shown below.
The World Book Online Reference Center is a great place to begin your research. Don't forget to check out the links at the end of some of the articles. They will lead you to other relevant and interesting information.
Know BC is the most comprehensive reference resource available about BC geography, history, economics, art, forestry and First Nations.
Full-text of Prince George Newspapers from 1909-1971. Includes Fort George Tribune, Fort George Herald, Prince George Post, Prince George Herald, Prince George Star, Prince George Leader & Prince George Citizen.
