Research methodology is the same regardless of where you research, the trick is knowing where to look and what  idiosyncrasies appear in each area based on government system, religious affiliations, and events of the time.

Sherry Irvine and Dave Obee cover record groups, location issues, and much more in their Finding Your Canadian Ancestors.  With internet sites changing daily, I love the fact that there is plenty of white space on the web site pages for hand written updates.  The extensive lists of research locations makes for a great reference book, when you run out of ideas of where to look, in Canada’s 10 Provinces and 3 Territories.

Where possible address, website and email are provided for the national, regional and local repositories.

What I especially like is that the Sourcebook explains how the data is recorded in each province, especially for Quebec.

This book is current out of print and might be available at used bookstore vendors.