AI Research Tool for Canada University Students

Canadian universities align closely with US and UK conventions depending on discipline — APA in sciences and social sciences, MLA in humanities, Vancouver in health programs.

Bilingual institutions may require attention to French-language sources where relevant; Scholise searches international indexes including Francophone scholarly literature.

Scholise supports Canadian students with project-based workspaces per course, helping manage multiple simultaneous assignments with separate source libraries.

Citation integrity is central to Canadian academic misconduct policies. Verified sources protect you from referencing papers that general AI tools invent.

Citation styles commonly used

• APA 7
• MLA 9
• Chicago
• Vancouver (medicine and nursing)
• IEEE (engineering)

Academic conventions

• Confirm whether your course requires Canadian press or international sources
• Use peer-reviewed journals unless primary sources are specified
• Respect Indigenous research ethics frameworks where applicable
• Export references in the style specified on your syllabus — not an approximate alternative