CFEE editors have selected a cross-section of Internet site links that will be of interest and help to teachers of economics. The list below is but a first installment, some links of general interest. We will be reviewing the list and adding to it on a regular basis, and we hope that you will send us your favourites for possible inclusion. Sites are constantly changing, so contact us if a link becomes unreachable or dated, and we will change it. We have grouped sites by general type and, where applicable, tried to include good representatives of the range of economic opinion. We have tried to select current, well maintained sites of national interest.

	Canadian Labour and Business Centre (CLBC) works to improve business and labour practices in Canada.
	Atlantic Institute for Market Studies (AIMS) provides analysis of economic and public policy issues in Atlantic Canada.
	Business Council on National Issues (BCNI) represents the "senior voice of Canadian business on public policy issues."
	Canadian Bankers Association is all about matters financial and more--some great educational content.
	The Conference Board of Canada is a non-partisan source of knowledge and strategies related to economic and public policy issues such as employability skills.
	Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership Clearinghouse on Entrepreneurship Education (CELCEE) contains links to organizations and abstracts of materials on entrepreneurship education at all levels.
	JokEc offers jokes about economists and the "dismal" science.
	Biz/ed is a unique business and economics service (from England) for students, teachers, and lecturers.
	Centre for the Study of Living Standards (CSLS) studies factors that influence economic well-being.
	Junior Achievement educates young people about business and economics.
	YouthBusiness.com is a site designed for young entrepreneurs who need specific, practical information about running their venture.