by Jeff Moon

“Health information is one of the most frequently
sought topics on the Internet.” (McMullan, 2006).

While this particular quote refers to the self-diagnosing surfer crowd, it applies equally well to academic and policy researchers. Health-focused reports, statistics, policies, and laws are all in high demand. Finding these resources can be challenging. This article highlights a selective list of key Canadian health information sources.

Library of Parliament Research Publications and Legislative Summaries parl.gc.ca

The Library of Parliament’s Virtual Library contains reports and legislative summaries on a vast array of topics, including health. These publications are concise, objective, and often include background, a chronology, and references.