Did you know Alberta Law Libraries provides access to a variety of legal databases, and each resource offers different special features? Our databases can be accessed onsite at all our public library locations. Some are also available remotely if you sign up for an account with us. If you are a law student or new lawyer wanting to gain practice in different areas of law, the LESA Library (onsite only) is a wonderful resource for practice manuals and educational resources. Westlaw Edge Canada (available onsite and remotely with a 14-day passcode) offers a wealth of information on Alberta-specific cases and Canadian cases, plus it includes legal textbooks and the Canadian Encyclopedic Digest. Rangefindr focuses on Canadian Criminal Law. Other databases such as ICLR and HeinOnline provide international journal articles or caselaw. For more information on these resources, we have created a detailed chart that highlights the top features of each database and what they are best used for, as well as whether they are available remotely or onsite only. If you would like to sign up for an E-Resources account with us, you can register here.