Quick Find is a search engine that simultaneously searches the holdings of the University of Regina and federated college libraries (including books, journals, videos, sound recordings, etc.), and many databases of journal articles, government documents, dissertations, and more.
Quick Find is an ideal tool to begin your search for items you need for class assignments, research, or your personal interests.
Quick Find can also be used to find a specific item that you want, such as a specific book or article.
If you need help using Quick Find see the Quick Find Research Guide. If you are having any trouble finding articles, using the databases, finding books or using Quick Find contact your Liaison Librarian.
The Canadian Business & Current Affairs™ Database combines full text and indexed content from all four subsets (Business, Current Events, Education, and Reference). The content comes from a broad range of Canadian sources, with the majority of content in English and hundreds of thousands of full-text articles in French. The resource includes millions of full-text articles and records from 1933 to current, providing content in Canadian current events, business, science and technology, medical, humanities and the arts, and hundreds of topics.
This database covers almost 400 leading journals in the field of education. For several publications, full-text coverage dates from 1991 or 1992. For some, full-image coverage dates from 1988; Text+GraphicsTM, from 1996. In all, 397 journals are available in full-text and/or image formats.
An index to the international literature of psychology and material relevant to psychology in the related disciplines of education, medicine, business, sociology, and psychiatry.
Sometimes the topic you are searching for is so current that there are not many articles published or you would like to find articles in newspapers only. To find newspaper databases click on the Database by Subject tab and select newspapers or if you know the databases you are looking for you can type it in the Find Databases by Title box.
Newspaper Databases include:
PressReader provides online access to today's newspapers from over 100 countries around the world in over 60 languages in a full-color, full-page format. Includes over 5,000 newspaper titles and magazines with access up to a 90-day archive (varies per news source).
The full text database includes national and leading regional papers such as National Post, Calgary Herald, Edmonton Journal,Montreal Gazette, Ottawa Citizen, Regina Leader Post, Vancouver Sun, and the Victoria Times-Colonist.
Google Scholar is free and provides a simple way to broadly search for scholarly literature. From one place, you can search across many disciplines and sources: articles, theses, books, abstracts and court opinions, from academic publishers, professional societies, online repositories, universities and other web sites.
