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To use this guide, you must first identify which of the 11 categories best describes the product or service you wish to cite.

Use the categories listed below to determine the essential elements to include in your reference and to see specific examples.

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Product categories

Census products
Collection materials
Conferences and workshops
Custom or special tabulations
Data products
Maps and geospatial products
Microdata products
Pages from Statistics Canada's website
Private communications
Publications

The product I want to cite is not from Statistics Canada.

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