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Your version must be ready for copyediting and publication. The manuscript should be submitted double-spaced with unjustified right margin.  \nCOPYRIGHTS  \nAny permission needed for use of copyrighted material – tables, artwork, or large blocks of quoted material – must be obtained by the author. Reproduction of material must be documented with source and page number.  \nHEADINGS  \nHeading levels must be consistent throughout the work. For example:  \nLevel 1, all caps;  \nLevel 2, caps and lower case, italics;  \nLevel 3, sentence style, cap on first letter of first word.  \nDATES  \nUse day month year (1 June 1999); month year (July 1999); 1990s (no apostrophe);  \n1995/96 (fiscal year); 22–25 October 1930 (use en dash) .  \nIn titles of tables, use full dates, i.e. , 1994 to 1996, or 1994–1996.  \nNUMBERS  \nWrite out numbers from zero to ten, use numerals for 11 +. Percent is written out in the text, and is used with a number (50 percent) . The symbol “%” is used in tables and equations.  \nEDITORIAL GUIDELINE FOR PUBLICATIONS  \nAssociation for Canadian Studies  \nENDNOTES  \nEndnotes are usually used, not footnotes. The endnotes are for information only and areplaced at the end of the chapter/paper. Use superscript numbers to mark the endnotes.  \nTABLES AND FIGURES  \nTables and figures can be in the same file, but with notification in the text of placement. All tables and figures must have a source.  \nA table or figure offers an easy and important method for presenting a large number of individual, similar facts for comparison.  \nTables should be consistent in style and format and numbered consecutively throughout the work. Use numerals, not letters, to label each table or figure: Table 1, Table 2, Figure1, Figure 2, etc. In an appendix, tables are numbered A1, A2, etc.  \nAll tables, charts, and figures must be referred to in the text. 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