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Thank You Courthouse Libraries of BC for Adding me to The Stream
Ask any practicing BC lawyer and they will tell you that no one is better versed in accessing legal information than Courthouse Law Librarians.  If you want to stay up to date with respect to British Columbia legal information consider adding The Courthouse Libraries of BC to your list of regularly visited websites.
The Courthouse Libraries of BC Website is the virtual Law Library of the BC Courthouses and a useful and growing resource for local legal information.
In addition to having excellent access to research resources the Courthouse Libraries of BC authors a great blog called The Stream. Â Mandy Ostick, the Manager of the Courthouse Libraries of BC’s virtual library has kindly asked me to be The Stream’s first featured blogger, an offer which I am proud to accept.
I look forward to participating in The Stream and would like to publicly thank Ms. Ostick for this great opportunity!
Tags: BC Courthouse virtual library, Legal Information, Legal Resources, The Courthouse Libraries of BC, The Stream
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