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Choose the type from the list below that best describes the web page you wish to cite. Click to see descriptions of the essential elements to include, as well as examples of references, shown in the order used in Statistics Canada's style.Note 1 Use Statistics Canada's website to furnish missing information for your reference. Then go to step 3 to finish your reference in your preferred style.

Elements shown in square parentheses may not be required in all cases.

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Author. Year. Title 4A. Update. URL. [Notes.]

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 Author. Year. [Title 2B.] Title 2B. Title 4A. Update. URL. [Notes.]

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