Update on Eureka.cc - As of May 1, 2011, Knowledge Ontario no longer provides access to Eureka.
The Library recently acquired some significant electronic resources through its involvement in Knowledge Ontario (KO) that include Ontario community newspapers and Canadian French-language news sources. Also through KO, the Library has gained access to a wide selection of databases from Gale publishing.
Ontario and French-language news publications now available through Eureka.cc include the following titles:
Actualité, L'
Barrie Examiner (ON)
Belleville Intelligencer (ON)
Brantford Expositor (ON)
Chatham Daily News (ON)
Cornwall Standard-Freeholder (ON)
Devoir, Le
Droit, Le
Écrivains québécois - dossiers (L'Ile)
Kingston Whig-Standard (ON)
Niagara Falls Review (ON)
North Bay Nugget (ON)
Northumberland Today.com
Orillia Packet and Times (ON)
Owen Sound Sun Times (ON)
Pembroke Daily Observer (ON)
Peterborough Examiner (ON)
Port Hope Evening Guide (ON)
Presse, La
Protégez-Vous
Sarnia Observer (ON)
Sault Star (ON)
Soleil, Le
SRC Radio - Bulletin National et International
SRC Télévision - Découverte
SRC Télévision - Le Téléjournal / Le Point
St. Catharines Standard (ON)
Sudbury Star (ON)
Timmins Daily Press (ON)
Voir
Welland Tribune (ON)
Individual titles are also accessible through the Library's Canadian newspaper listing.
All titles provide full-text articles, although archival coverage varies title to title. As with other news sources, some publisher bans also exist for new content created within 24 to 72 hours.
The Library has access to over 50 new Gale databases covering a wide range of disciplines. Sample titles include Academic OneFile, the news source Canadian Periodicals Index (CPI.Q), and a range of Gale's "Infotrac" databases on specific topics like Communication & Media to World History. See this full list to view all of the new titles. Also, please note that individual titles are in the process of being added to the Library's Research Databases list.
Knowledge Ontario is a collaboration of libraries, cultural heritage organizations, and educational institutions. Its focus is on connecting Ontarians with digital content to support their information and learning needs.
For more information, contact:
Liaison Librarian for History, Independent Studies, and Political Science
Ext. 35417
University of Waterloo Library
200 University Avenue West
Waterloo, Ontario, Canada N2L 3G1
519 888 4883
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