Online

Our research guides can show you how to find government documents and statistics online. We have digitized much of our physical collection and made it available through the Internet Archive.

Many online items are listed in LibrarySearch. To find them, search for your topic or the relevant government agency and limit to online. Click the "Available Online" link to open the item.

Screenshot of a government document with the information "Available Online" at the bottom, displaying one way of how to access certain government documents.

Check our digitized collections here to see what you can access online through Archive.org.
Search our collection of archived government websites here on archive-it.org.

In the library

Print copies of government documents and publications are housed in Robarts Storage and in our offsite storage location (Downsview), these items are available by retrieval request.

Some government documents are available at Bora Laskin Law Library, the Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library, OISE Library, and other locations. LibrarySearch will tell you where each item is located if it is not available online.

Finding and requesting physical government documents

If you know the information can request government documents using this form.

Search LibrarySearch for government information at all U of T libraries by title or government body

If you find a government document you want to request, you can click the 'Request item from Government Publications Storage' link that will direct you to a form to request the item.

Help

For help with government information, contact us at gov.info@utoronto.ca

For help with legal sources, contact Bora Laskin Law Library.

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