Category: Vancouver

The lack of humidity in BC compared to other hot North American cities makes a world of difference as well. Lower humidity means heat waves and high nightly temperatures that make it hard to sleep are few and far between, making it easier to circulate cool air inside using only fans instead of costly A/C […]

Sea otters inhabit the Goose Islands, off the central coast of BC, and the isolated areas of the northwest coast of Vancouver Island, mainly the area of the Brooks Peninsula (Brooks Peninsula / Muquin Provincial Park) and adjacent Checleset Bay Ecological Reserve, an extensive area (34,650 hectares) of marine shoreline How many sea otters are […]

If your property is within the boundaries of the city of Vancouver but is not solely classed as a Class 1 Residential property, the Empty Homes Tax will not apply and you are not required to make an annual property status declaration. How do I avoid empty property tax in Vancouver? If a residential property […]

References are not listed in alphabetical order but are presented in the order that they first appear (or are cited) in your text. While these examples are single-spaced, in Vancouver style, you must double space your entire paper, including inset quotations and your reference list. What is Vancouver style format? The Vancouver referencing style is […]

If you are pulling from multiple sources, you’ll have to cite everything each time. Please note: this is a stylistic choice. Your lecturer may tell you they want citations for each sentence, and that’s something you’ll have to do. Do I have to put a citation after every sentence? Important to remember: You DO NOT […]

When referencing an electronic document; Include the DOI if one is assigned. If no DOI is assigned, include the internet address. What should be included in Vancouver referencing? Required elements Author(s) surname. Initial. Title of article. Abbreviated title of journal. Year. [cited year month date]; Volume number (Issue number): Page numbers (without p). How do […]

Vancouver is a numbered referencing style commonly used in medicine and science, and consists of: Citations to someone else’s work in the text, indicated by the use of a number. A sequentially numbered reference list at the end of the document providing full details of the corresponding in-text references. How do you write Vancouver referencing? […]

A numbered list of references must be provided at the end of the paper: The list should be arranged in the order of citation in the text of the publication, assignment or essay, not in alphabetical order. How is Vancouver referencing ordered? The Vancouver referencing style is a numeric style used in the medical sciences. […]

The Vancouver Style is not supplied by Microsoft. You need to obtain it from a 3rd party source & install it according to the instructions from that source. Can you add reference styles to Word? In your Word document, click on the References tab in the Ribbon. In the Citations & Bibliography group, click the […]

Times New Roman. General Rules Font is Times New Roman or Arial, and the font size is 12 pt. Text of the paper is usually double-spaced, but your instructor can ask to use single spacing. What is Vancouver style font? Vancouver Style is used mostly by biomedical and other scientific journals. It involves the general […]