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threeSOURCE

threeSOURCE is an information hub for Alberta's third sector. We collect publications for, by, and about nonprofits and social services in our province.

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  • Search terms are automatically joined by AND
    (e.g. aboriginal health finds aboriginal AND health)
  • Use / for OR
    (e.g. art / design)
  • Use ! for NOT
    (e.g. child ! poverty)
  • Use " " to search for a phrase
    (e.g. "child poverty")
  • Truncation is automatic
    (e.g. child finds
    child,
    children,
    children's, etc.)

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  • Use >, <, >=, <= for greater or less than
    (e.g. >= 1999 finds dates from 1999 onwards)
  • Use : to search a range
    (e.g. 1999:2003, example:sample)
  • Use the proximity operators w (within) and p (preceding) to find words near each other
    (e.g. arts p3 culture finds records with 'arts' up to 3 words before 'culture')
    (e.g. social w5 design finds records with these words within 5 words of each other)

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