How to Use Digital Resource Tools

Your librarian is the best source of assistance for using the legal research resources available in your library. But these links can also help!

Brief Analysis on Lexis+ – Available to all for free in our courthouse libraries. Details here.

CanLII – Available to all for free remotely. Check out the support page here: CanLII Guides | CanLII

Criminal Source (WL) – Available to all for free in our courthouse libraries. CS Details here.

DivorceMate – Available in some libraries. This page has FAQ for the product: DivorceMate Software

Estates & Trusts Source (WL) – Available to all for free in our courthouse libraries. ETS product details here.

Family Source (WL) – Available to all for free in our courthouse libraries. FamilySource product details here.

JUSTIS – Available in some libraries. The User Guide and additional resources are available online: Lex Justis | Resources | User Guides, Videos and Support

Legislative Pulse on Lexis+ – Available to all for free in our courthouse libraries. Get support at these links: What’s New in Legislative Pulse, Quick Reference Guide, and User Guide.

Lexis+ (formerly Quicklaw)- Available to all for free in our courthouse libraries.. Lexis+ contains print resources as well as AI features such as Lexis Answers. Additional information is available here & at your local courthouse library.

Practice Advisor on Lexis+ – Available to all for free in our courthouse libraries. Check out the Practical Guidance Canada Brochure and the Quick Reference Guide.

rangefindr.ca – Available remotely to all lawyers in Ontario. Review the tutorial here: rangefindr – help.

TR Proview – Available in some libraries. Access the User’s Guide and training videos here: Support & Training | Thomson Reuters

Westlaw Next Canada – Available in some libraries. Check out the Westlaw Next Canada Customer Learning Centre: Customer Learning Centre – WestlawNext Canada (thomsonreuters.ca)