Ahh yes, those darn broken or lost URL links. Just when you think you have found what you are looking for, and you are ready to proclaim your glory and satisfaction, you get the dreaded 404 error or the organization says that this page has moved or is no longer available.

We hate when that happens too. Unfortunately, that is the nature of the world wide web. Here are some tips on how you can find the article again....

1. Google it.

    Copy and paste the title into good 'ol Google (ignore the search results that links back to our web site).

2. Contacting the originating organization

    Here is an example:

    http://north.cbc.ca/editorServlets/View?filename=n02fishact

Look at the root URL address (http://north.cbc.ca....), the article originated from the CBC web site. Contact CBC and ask them if they could retrieve the article for you. Better yet give them the article title and brief description that we have clipped for you.

Finally, there are some entries that we do not display any link at all. This our fault (we have some on-going house-keeping issues) but feel free to contact us and we will find it in our archive servers. Or, better yet, if you found the correct URL link or have an update that you would like to share, let us know by contacting us or by posting a comment on the post page of the article. We gladly appreciate all the help we can get!