Canadian Studies papers

A detailed analysis of the Canadian Olympic Committee (COC).

Looks at the acculturation and assimilation of Lebanese-Canadians, especially as related to the larger political context.

A brief discussion on physician violence in Canada.

An analysis of the cultural conflicts in the short story "The Management of Grief," by Bharati Mukerjee".

An argument that in contemporary Canada, the conventions of ministerial responsibility and the principles of merit, non-partisanship and anonymity are becoming outdated.

An examination of the Newfoundland public sector strike of 2001 and its implications.

An in-depth examination of the globalization of American media and its effects on cultures around the world.

A look at the research that shows how native Indians occupied powerful positions and trading leverage in the fur trade between North Americans and Europeans.

An examination of the iParadigm plagiarism lawsuit in America and how it demonstrates the difference between copyright law in the US and Canada.

A brief discussion of the Canadian Constitution followed by a case study of "Regina v. Morgentaler", which led to changes in Canadian abortion laws.

An analysis of the factors that influence the ability of citizens to attain an education within China and Canada.

A product launch plan for Walgreens' planned expansion into the Canadian market.

An overview of the Indo-Canadian gang problem in Vancouver, Canada.

Looks at the important role of the Canada Charter of Rights in the Canadian political process.

An overview of the culture of the Quebec Province in Canada.

A marketing plan with strategic marketing recommendations for the Du Maurier cigarette brand.

A discussion on the prevalence of homelessness in Canada.

A Canadian perspective of capitalism as a process of evolution.

A look at the political development in Canada and how federalism was affected by the Great Depression and World War II.

A paper showing how the Canadian federal government has contributed to the slow decay of the Canadian healthcare system.

An exploration of the issue of low voter turnout in the Canadian federal elections.

An examination of how al-Qaeda funds its terrorist activities and what the Canadian government is doing to block these funds.

A discussion on Ontario's economic and social reforms.

A discussion of the shaping factors of the workforce of Canada.

A history of the decline and movement of Canadian labor between 1920 and 1940.

Examines the history of the Canadian working class during the later 19th century by comparing the contents of three articles.

Reviews the history of Canadian labor demonstrating the gains and changes of the working class and labor movement between 1940 and 1975.

An examination of the shaping of a just society according to Pierre Elliot Trudeau's visions.

An argument that the Allies could not have won the Second World War without the efforts of Canadian women.

A look at Canada's role in the Allies' bomber command attacks on Germany during World War Two.

An analysis of the Canadian case of "Clive Stevens and Robert Symister versus Lynx Industries," its ruling and the implications for diversity in Canada.

A critical look at what is available for children in need of mental health help in Ontario, Canada.

Describes the development of a multinational community, Little Italy in Ontario, Canada.

An analysis of the historical accuracy of Michel Basiliere's "Black Bird".

A look at democracy in general and Canadian politics in particular.

An examination of the Prior Learning Assessment and Recognition (PLAR) process in Canada for assessing the skills of new immigrants.

A comparison of the roles of the women in Sinclair Ross' "As For Me and My House" and Alice Munro's "Who Do You Think You Are?".

An overview of the softwood lumber dispute between Canada and the United States.

An examination of the unfunded infrastructure in Canadian municipalities and what is being done to address this issue.

Examines the response of Canadian organized labor to industrialization.

A comparison of the nature of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Force in Canada with policing in the United States.

An examination of the Canadian government's official policy of eradicating the Aboriginal peoples through residential schools.

A brief look at the political influences on the development of Canada's economy.

A risk analysis of the 2001 foot-and-mouth disease epidemic in the UK.

A toxicological evaluation of the pollution in Lake Simcoe, Ontario.

Describes the real-world economic policies of three Canadian think tanks.

A look at the issues facing working women in Canada.

Discusses the factors that led to the Air Canada 797 aviation accident and the resultant changes in air safety regulations.

A summary of the Eskimo culture in the ice-laden maritime regions of Greenland, Siberia, Canada and Alaska.

Looks at the influence of Ernest Seton's "Wild Animals I Have Known", which created a new genre of animal biography.

A look at the example set by Canada for living in a multicultural nation.

A look at the themes of humour and subversion in Canadian Aboriginal representations and the stories of Thomas King.

This paper examines the 'good' of religious freedom through Stephen Nathanson's criterion of 'decent level.

A review and background of the issues of equality as pertaining to the Aboriginals in Canada.

Discusses employee compensation in Canada using a new store called The Fit Stop as an example.

An evaluation of the competitive threat of Wal-Mart to Loblaw Companies.

A look at women's health, especially among First Nation women in Canada, as a feminist issue.

A look at how education played a role in establishing a somewhat equal society in the territory of Manitoba, Canada.

This paper uses Canada as an example to explore the impact of weather on areas of day-to-day functioning.

A review of the life of Scottish documentary film maker, John Grierson, the doyen of British and Canadian documentaries.

An outline of the Salvation Army in Canada and its activities.

An overview of Canada's history, geography and culture.

This paper looks at the Niagara Falls Power Project and the value of its work as an alternative energy source.

An overview of the Canadian healthcare delivery system and its principle of universal healthcare.

A look at the Canadian health care system.

A comparison of the Canadian and Nordic social models regarding child welfare.

A critical discussion on defining and describing Canadian culture.

Argues against identity politics especially within the Canadian context.

The paper relates to the Deloro Mine and recommended arsenic remediation technologies.

A review of current and future arsenic remediation technologies at the Deloro mine.

An analysis of the demand in the brick market in British Columbia.

A discussion on whether global outsourcing poses a threat for the Canadian IT industry.

The paper examines sexual relationships between Europeans and indigenous women during the colonial period.

This paper explores the emergence of and the need for urban city planning in Canada, using Toronto as an example.

An analysis of the Canadian economy and its international takeovers.

This paper explores the treatment of immigrants in late 19th century Canada and why Canadian employers sought to hire them.

This paper studies an article concerning social work by Noor Javed, entitled "A Special Gift for Engaged Couple".

An analysis of the conscription crisis that developed in Canada in 1917.

An examination of whether the Council of Federation in Canada will mean the end of Quebec nationalism.

An examination of the ideas and philosphy of Suzanne Morton as expressed in her novel "At Odds :Gambling and Canadians 1919-1969".

An examination of the history of child abuse of Aboriginal female students in residential schools and the investigations that have been conducted into the situation.

This paper discusses the arsenic contamination at Deloro Mine, eastern Ontario.

An overview of the strategies and policy considerations concerning the implementation of affordable housing in Saskatoon, Canada.

An assertion that Stephen Lewis' humanitarian dedication and charisma makes him one of the Greatest Canadians.

A critical review of H.V. Nelles' novel, "A Little History of Canada".

Discuses the implications and solutions for the problem of Canada's aging population.

The writer discusses global warming, the Kyoto protocol and examines the possible effects on the Canadian economy and environment.

A review of "Dibs in Search of Self" by Virginia Axline using the strength-based approach.

A brief exploration of the domestic cost and benefits of the Canadian Wheat Board (CWB).

An argument against the lowering of tuition fees in Saskatchewan, Canada.

A discussion on the increase in heroin use and trafficking in Canada.

This paper explores health and safety at work, with a specific focus on gender issues.

This paper challenges the theory that globalization does inevitably benefit everyone in Canada.

A discussion of the effect of new legislation on the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.

A research paper that examines whether writing instruction is enhanced with the use of power writing beginning at the kindergarten level.

An application of the social control theory to the aboriginal people of Canada and their rates of crime.

This paper explores the ethical dilemmas inherent in lawyers' rights to defend individuals and the need to protect society.

Argues that handicapped students should be included in regular classrooms in Canada.

A discussion on the social services provided by the Christian Reformed Church

An analysis of the market for a bakery and party shop in Vancouver, British Columbia.