Holders of an Oxford SSO have these subscription databases
Online sources available to all with access to the internet
Holders of an Oxford SSO have these subscription databases
Online sources available to all with access to the internet
These can be found on Level 1.
| Supreme Court Reports (SCR) | (1923 - ) | Cw Can 100 C90 |
| Canadian Criminal Cases (CCC) | (1898 - ) | Cw Can 100 C50 |
| Dominion Law Reports (DLR) | (1912 - ) | Cw Can 100 D50 |
| Criminal Reports | (1946 - ) | Cw Can 100 C180 |
| Canada Federal Court Reports | (1971 - ) | Cw Can 100 F20 |
| Labour Arbitration Cases | (1948 - ) | Cw Can 100 L10 |
| National Reporter | (1974 - ) | Cw Can 100 N20 |
Regional
Western Weekly Reports WWR Cw Can W100 W30
This series includes "The Judgments delivered by and originating in the courts of Alberta, BC, Manitoba and Saskatchewan." It has a complex publishing history which can affect how it is cited.
Provincial
Atlantic Province Reports (1983 - ) Cw Can 100 A50
Alberta Law Reports (1908 - 2003) Cw Can Alb 100 A10
Alberta Reports (1977 - ) Cw Can Alb 100 A20
British Columbia Law Reports (1867/69 - ) Cw Can BC 100 B10
Manitoba [Law] Repports (1875 - ) Cw Can Man 100 M25
Ontario Reports O R. (1882 - 2003) Cw Can 100 O40
Recueils de Jurisprudence du Quebec (1976/77 - ) Cw Can Qu 100 R32
Saskatchewan Reports (1980 - 2004) Cw Can Sask 100 S20
In addition the LawBod has LRC Law Reports of the Commonwealth (in the wider sense) at Cw Gen 100 L30 a series which claims to pick up " the key cases whose significance transcends local boundaries."
Main case reporters and abbreviations:
| Case reporter | Abbreviation |
| Supreme Court Reports | SCR |
| Canadian Criminal Cases | CCC |
| Canadian Criminal Reports | CCR |
| Dominion Law Reports | DLR |
| Ontario Reports | OR |
| Rapports Juridiques du Quebec | RJQ |
Federal courts in neutral citation are:
| Court | English | French |
| Supreme Court of Canada | SCC | CSC |
| Federal Court | FC | CF |
| Federal Court of Appeal | FCA | CAF |
| Tax Court of Canada | TCC | CCI |
| Court Martial Appeal Court of Canada | CMAC | CACM |
| Competition Tribunal of Canada | Comp. Trib. | Trib. conc. |
| Canadian Human Rights Tribunal | CHRT | TCDP |
| Public Service Labour Relations Board | PSSRB | PSSRB |
In 1999, Canadian courts began assigning neutral citations to their judgments (the start date varies depending on the court). The neutral citation is only a case identifier and does not indicate where a case can be found. It consists of three parts:
For example: Arsenault-Cameron v Prince Edward Island, 2000 SCC 1
Citations to printed/published report series are usually easy to read for those used to English practice
R v Seaboyer, [1991] 2 SCR 577 at 590.
Canadian practice is to cite cases by the name of the parties (italicized) separated by "v." (not italicized), year. When the year corresponds to the year of the volume (case for all relatively recent reports), the year is placed in square brackets []; when it does not (for older cases), the year is in round brackets (). If there has been more than one volume produced for a given year, this comes after the year & before the abbreviation for the report series.
A case citation ends with the page number on which the case begins, followed by the word "at" and page referenced if a pinpoint is needed.
Had the name of the report series not indicated which court decided on the case, the name of the court must be added in an abbreviated form in parentheses after the citation, before the pinpoint.