HeinOnline’s Core for Canada is an entire digital library containing the full text of more than 3,000 scholarly journals, access to U.S. federal and state case law, thousands of classic legal treatises, and a wealth of government publications.
Among the package’s many databases, access the Provincial Statutes of Canada, Revised Statutes of Canada, Canada Supreme Courts, and more—all are exact replicas of the original print publications and all are fully searchable.
To set up access for HeinOnline:
- Lawyers and library staff have access to HeinOnline
- Send an email to [email protected] to request access
- Access is through the Great Library catalogue. Hein is provided to LiRN via the Great Library’s subscription to HeinOnline.
- When searching for a journal, you will see the link to the journal’s issues, etc.
- If you wish to send an article to a lawyer, best practice is to download the article and then send it as an attachment to the lawyer rather than sending them a link to the article.
Supreme Court of Canada Reports – S.C.R.
This HeinOnline database contains the official bilingual series of the S.C.R., beginning with the first volume published in 1876 and including more than 10,000 cases with background information, statutes and regulations, authors cited, analysis, and decisions.
Statutes of Canada
With this digital resource from HeinOnline, access all historical and current Acts of the Parliaments of Australia and Canada and the Revised Statutes of Canada in an online, fully-searchable format. Search across the full text of all of the Acts of the Parliaments, narrow searches to a specific year, or search across the Table of Contents in each volume. Use HeinOnline’s Session Laws Quick Locator (also available in the Session Laws Library) to locate a specific chapter, act, or page number by year.
Provincial Statutes of Canada
HeinOnline’s Provincial Statutes of Canada is composed of more than 100 titles and more than 1.2 million pages. The database contains the provincial statutes for all ten Canadian provinces as well as public and private acts passed by Canadian provincial governments.
Law Journal Library
HeinOnline has compiled more than 3,200 online scholarly journals in a fully searchable image-based database known as the Law Journal Library. Every document in the library is an exact facsimile of its print counterpart, while still providing the ease and speed that accompanies online searching. To improve the discoverability of relevant content, HeinOnline has incorporated unique artificial intelligence tools and research aids into the database interface.
Though initially named the “Law” Journal Library, this resource has grown from a small collection of law reviews to a multidisciplinary journals database spanning more than 44 million pages. Its coverage is comprehensive, beginning with the first issue ever published, and includes works from 60 different countries, as well as all 50 states and the District of Columbia. The 3,200 journals in the library span more than 40 broad disciplines, including:
- Law
- Business
- Criminal Justice
- Economics
- Foreign Relations
- History
- Immigration
- Medicine
- Political Science
- Psychology
- Public Health
- Religion
- Technology
Artificial Intelligence Tools
HeinOnline hopes to streamline the research experience by incorporating natural language processing and machine learning tools throughout its scholarly journals database. These tools, powered by artificial intelligence, vastly improve the discoverability of relevant content contained throughout the Law Journal Library.
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