Figure 2.1 description: A four-panel cartoon shows two women discussing primary sources of law. One explains that they include the Constitution, Statutes, Regulations, and Case Law, and that they can be found online through platforms like CanLII and Westlaw. The other woman smiles and says, “What a relief!”. [Return to Figure 2.1]

Figure 2.2 description: Screenshot of the Alberta Rules of Court on CanLII showing that the currency was ‘last updated from the Alberta King’s Printer’ on 2025-08-22. [Return to Figure 2.2]

Figure 2.3 description: Screenshot of the Judicature Act on CanLII with a list of regulations (left column). [Return to Figure 2.3]

Figure 2.4 description: Two women chat in four panels about secondary sources like digests, books, and research tools, ending with one saying, “That’s helpful!” [Return to Figure 2.4]

Figure 3.1 description: Three-panel comic of a man learning Boolean search: frustrated at laptop, advised to use Boolean terms, then enthusiastically typing “PIZZA AND ROBOTS OR NINJAS NOT ZOMBIES!!!”[Return to Figure 3.1]

Figure 3.2 description: Diagram of three Venn diagrams showing Boolean search operators. First diagram: “AND” shows the overlapping section between Keyword A and Keyword B with the label “BOTH Keywords.” Second diagram: “OR” shows both circles fully shaded, labelled “EITHER Keyword.” Third diagram: “NOT” shows only Keyword A’s circle shaded, excluding the overlap with Keyword B, labeled “First Keyword Only.” [Return to Figure 3.2]