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What to Search: TopicsThe genealogist and the family historian have access to different types of sources to find information of interest to them. During your research, you will be looking mostly at books, microfilms, microfiches, old written documents and photographs. We advise you to take care in noting references, and to consult original documents to verify sources. You will have to be very patient and persistent to find the answers to your questions. In this section, you will find information about these sources and:
Once you have identified records of interest held by Library and Archives Canada, consult the following section: How to Access Library and
To learn about specific resources and search methods for a particular province or territory, we invite you to consult Sources by Place. References to many other genealogical records can be found in the following databases. Under Keywords, search under name, place/province and/or subject headings.
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