The Blue Book of Guns values don't apply to Canada. It reflects averages of U.S. values with zero regard for Stateside regional variations and is at least 2 years out of date. Takes that long to compile and publish a book.
Rummaging around Canadian dealer sites will help, but dealers base their used firearm values on the wholesale price. Be a lot closer than a foreign book though.
Remember that condition is everything. And any modifications done(aftermarket add-ons) mean nothing.
No gunsmiths for antique values. You need an antique firearm dealer, if they are antiques.