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Érudit is a Canadian web portal of scholarly materials. Its primary focus is the humanities and social sciences, but it also includes some publications in the physical and natural sciences. It includes content in both English and French. See its website for more information.
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{{cite journal|author=Lombardo, Nicholas|title= White-Collar Workers and Neighbourhood Change|doi= 10.7202/1030804ar|journal=Urban History Review|year=2014|volume=43|issue=1|pages=5–19}} {{Subscription required|via=[[Érudit]]}}
- Lombardo, Nicholas (2014). "White-Collar Workers and Neighbourhood Change". Urban History Review. 43 (1): 5–19. doi:10.7202/1030804ar. – via Érudit (subscription required)
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