Access
Canada (www.canadian-studies.net/accesscanada),  a one-stop internet gateway to
information resources on Canada, providing free access to wide-ranging
information and internet sites for students, researchers, and anyone interested
in Canada, was launched in the UK in September 2004.  Access to
Canadian government information and sources at both federal and provincial
levels is comprehensively reflected, together with information about
Aboriginal peoples, archives, Canadian Studies, education, genealogy, film,
history, industry, law, migration, newspapers, political parties, science &
technology, students, tourism, women's studies and much more.    

The project,
which reflects the expertise and remarkable enthusiasm of a number of
individuals, was developed by the Library & Resources Group of the British
Association for Canadian Studies - a group of librarians and information
managers throughout the United Kingdom who identify and advertise
resources to support Canadian Studies.  It was developed as part
of a Sustained Studies Program project supported by Foreign Affairs Canada
and the Foundation for Canadian Studies in the UK, to consider and assess the
past achievements and future prospects for the Canadian Studies
Program in the UK.

Thank you,

Wang Li