The Canadian Press Stylebook: A guide for writers and editors (16th Edition)

The Canadian Press Stylebook is a one-stop reference book used by journalists at Canada’s national news agency as they deliver hundreds of stories a day to newspapers, broadcasters and Internet sites.

A bestseller for years and now available in a web-based searchable edition for approximately $4.00 per month, the Stylebook can be found on the desks of corporate communicators, teachers and students, public relations writers, website producers and magazine writers and editors – in fact, just about anyone looking for a writing style guide with practical answers on writing cleanly, accurately and concisely.

This new edition has been broadened, with detailed advice on dealing with the spoken word and video, to reflect the converging world of communication. For handy reference, a pronunciation guide to Canadian place names has been added.

All content has been updated to add contemporary examples and reflect current legal rules and public sensitivities. Throughout, there is reliable, current information for those who communicate for a living, on everything from rules on abbreviation to how to handle web addresses in copy.