Examples: Private communications

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Citing oral, written or visual private communications

Martin, R.Q. 2008. Private conversation. (Communications Officer, Advisory Services, Statistics Canada.) May 23.

May, Suzanne. 2004. E-mail message. (Communications Officer, Advisory Services, Statistics Canada.) June 16.

Murray, Jean. 2002. Memorandum. (Director, Communications Division, Statistics Canada.) January 26.

Niman, Grant. 2005. Letter. (Chief, Internal Communications, Statistics Canada.) August 12.

Richard, Robert. 2007. Interview. (Director General, Regional Operations, Statistics Canada.) December 17.

Séguin, Susan G. 2008. Informal discussion. (Media Relations Officer, Statistics Canada.) May 9.

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