While the Archives owns copyright to many of its holdings, there are some documents where copyright belongs to a third party. In such cases, copyright law must be respected.
We are required by the Copyright Act to notify our researchers that:
Citation of archival records
All citations of archival records should do two things: locate the cited record and describe the original record in order to place in an intelligible context the portion actually quoted or reproduced. The goal is to allow scholars and archivists to retrieve a cited item from the fonds or collection to which it belongs.
In a BIBLIOGRAPHY, a citation to archival material contains one part:
In a FOOTNOTE, a reference to archival material contains two parts:
Location reference elements
Name of repository
Title of accession, fonds or collection
plus:
Bibliography Accession or fonds/collection number
Footnote Accession or fonds/collection number and series/subseries/file/item
You can search descriptions of the Archives' holdings and photographs from the Picture Collection and related fonds / collections by using our Descriptions Database.
The Chignecto Isthmus Database provides access to historical material on the people and places of the Tantramar region help by the Ralph Pickard Bell Library.