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Featured on Clicklaw Wikibooks

Canadian Bar Association BC Branch has joined Clicklaw Wikibooks and added Dial-A-Law to the collection in time for Law Week 2015. Dial-A-Law covers over 130 legal topics. It is available in a variety of e-reader, mobile and tablet-friendly formats (PDF and EPUB) or read online. You can also order the Dial-A-Law collection as a print-on-demand book, or call to listen to audio scripts. The entire Dial-A-Law collection will be printed as a 500+ page book and offered for free to over 240 BC public libraries later this year. For a full list of all Clicklaw Wikibooks title, see the "More Wikibooks..." link.

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+[[Canadian Bar Association BC Branch]] has joined Clicklaw Wikibooks and added [[Dial-A-Law]] to the collection in time for [http://cbabc.org/LawWeek/Home Law Week 2015]. [[Dial-A-Law]] covers over 130 legal topics. It is available in a variety of e-reader, mobile and tablet-friendly formats (PDF and EPUB) or read online. You can also order the Dial-A-Law collection as a print-on-demand book, or call to listen to audio scripts. The entire [[Dial-A-Law]] collection will be printed as a 500+ page book and offered for free to over 240 BC public libraries later this year. For a full list of all Clicklaw Wikibooks title, see the "[[Clicklaw Wikibooks|More Wikibooks...]]" link.
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