Canadian Studies papers

This paper reviews Mike Davis' book "Ecology of Fear: Los Angeles and the Imagination of Disaster".

This paper reviews the document "The Racialization of Crime Race Crime and the Media: An Overview".

This paper discusses end of life issues in Canada.

This paper reviews o the film "Working Days" based on the book "Working at Inglis: The Life and Death of a Canadian Factory" by David Sobel and Susan Meurer.

This paper presents an urban biography of the city Vancouver, Canada.

This paper discusses the Charter of Rights and Freedoms and substantive equality of the sexes.

This paper analyzes the costs associated with health care in the Canadian aging society.

This paper discusses Canadian democracy in the North American context.

This paper discusses race and the Canadian Charter of Human Rights and Freedoms.

This paper discusses the role of the government in the Stelco takeover.

This paper argues in favor of a zero tolerance of violence policy for Canadian schools.

This paper investigates the potential relationship of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), Canada and the European Union.

This paper discusses the takeover of Selco, an insolvent Canadian steel maker.

This paper compares C.S. Giscombe's "Into and Out of Dislocation" and Peter Hudson's "Natural Histories of Southwestern British Columbia".

This paper is an analysis of changing homicide rates in light of changing social trends based on the routine activities approach.

This paper examines the state of reproductive technology in Canada.

This paper discusses provisions in the Professional Engineers' Code of Ethics, as embodied in Ontario Regulation 941, covering Section 77.

This paper is a critical commentary of an article entitled "Up in the Air" by Joe Chidley, which is about Air Canada.

This paper discusses the Canadian health care system as it is affected by the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and by technology.

This paper is a review of a case study of the Florenceville Curling Club, a club that is experiencing financial difficulties.

This paper examines self-help treatments for anxiety and depression.

This paper argues that the Canadian nursing shortage is caused by the government.

This paper discusses that women in New France lived under a legal system that accorded them few formal rights.

This paper discusses management in Canada's contemporary macroeconomic environment.

This paper discusses the resources and manufacturing that make up Canada's political economy.

This paper discusses Little Korea, an ethnic neighborhood in Toronto, Canada.

This paper evaluates two different retail developments in Toronto, Canada.

An analysis of the history of the horse in Canada.

This paper discusses extensively Canada's involvement in space operations and its problematic future.

A look at the argument for the right for a woman to choose what goes on with her body and that abortion should remain legal in Canada.

An interdisciplinary method of analyzing Yann Marter's "Life of Pi".

A research paper on the arrival of horses in Canada prior to the confederation and the impact this had on Canadian life and horse breeding.

A general discussion on oral candida and drug companies.

The paper examines the treatment of Japanese Canadians by the Canadian government during and after World War II.

A critical review of the book "Obasan" by Joy Kogawa.

A look at the effects of OPEC crude oil production on the price and consumption of crude oil in Canada.

Discusses whether globalization is ending Canadian sovereignty.

This paper reviews Michael Rachlis' book "Prescription for Excellence: How Innovation Is Saving Canada's Health Care System".

A look at the social consequences of addiction and addictive behaviors in Canada.

This paper describes the political career of Canadian feminist, author and activist Nellie McClung.

This paper presents the pros and cons for the legalization of euthanasia in Canada.

An analysis of the issues concerning gay marriages in Canada.

A discussion on the Canadian involvement in World War II.

An analysis of the free trade agreement on Canada.

Considers the effect of SARS on tourism in Canada.

Analyzes the role of human dignity and individual rights in cases involving the Canadian Charter of Rights.

Explores regional development in Australia and Canada.

Identifies GM investments in Canada.

Looking at the growth and changes of the Canadian worker since immigration.

A look at the methodologies and findings of two separate research studies: An on-line survey of 150 Web users of medical sites and a review of the privacy policies among 25 Canadian on-line pharmacies.

This well-researched paper analyzes the impact of America's Great Depression on the nation of Canada and its economy.

This paper analyzes Michael Ondaatje "In the Skin of a Lion" about the experiences of non-English speaking immigrants in Toronto.

This paper is a medical case of a 66 year old male, referred for home care evaluation due to poly-pharmacy and multiple medical conditions with poor control.

This paper reviews and analyzes a Native American Iroquois ritual object; a turtle rattle, ca 1890.

This paper examines the 1992 murder trial of Guy Paul Morin, who was wrongly convicted of killing a 9-year-old child in 1984.

Details the events before, during and after the internment of Japanese Americans in World War II.

An examination of reasons for Canada opposing nuclear missile defense.

An examination of the first comprehensive land claims agreement in Canada, known as the Nunavut Agreement.

This paper compares and contrasts the development of the Loyalist myth and tradition in Upper Canada, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, and briefly sketches some of the myth's long-term influence on Canada.

An analysis of a few articles to do with the Canadian working woman.

An overview of the medical and social problems faced by Native Indians and suggestions of how to deal with some of these problems.

A look at the current situation in the Canadian job market.

A multi-disciplinary examination of trans-continental railroads and how they have interacted with the growth and development of Canada.

A discussion of the smog problem in Ontario and a review of the Ontario Smog Plan.

What a powerhouse China means to the US economy and to the world market place.

This paper examines hydropower, the number one source of renewable energy in Canada and its impact on the environment.

This paper applies the principles presented in Richard C. Box's "Citizen Governance: Leading American Communities into the 21st Century" to Canadian politics, which bear little resemblance to American governmental practices.

This paper discusses Canada's 'Ontario Bill 198," which is intended for strict internal and external controls governing business economic transactions, thus resulting in increased investor confidence.

A comparison of two of Canada's most celebrated authors, Margaret Atwood and Pierre Berton.

A look at the damaging effects of acid rain on Canadian lakes.

Discusses Canada's current economic status in relation to international trade.

This paper discusses, switching from logging and fishing to eco-tourism, the economy of two towns, Ucluelet and Tofino, located between the Pacific Rim National Park on the western Vancouver Island, Canada.

An analysis of legislation for women's education in Canada.

An exploration from a Canadian perspective of the benefits, risks and impacts that would accompany a North American monetary union similar to the Euro.

This paper discusses the life, philosophy and works, especially her novels "Cat's Eye", "The Handmaid's Tale" and "Surfacing", of Margaret Atwood, considered one of the most influential female Canadian writers of the last four decades.

A comprehensive discussion of the history and current understanding of the NCRMD (Not Criminally Responsible on Account of Mental Disorder) legal defense in Canada.

A look at the east vs. west news coverage of Canada's political sponsorship scandal.

An evaluation of the current legal situation of prostitution in Canada.

This paper explores the role of indigenous peoples in the explorations of Samuel Hearne, Alexander Mackenzie and Simon Fraser.

An examination of the political culture of Canada.

A discussion on whether Chinese immigrants were better placed in the Canadian or the American West between the 1850 and 1930.

A study of Canada's first regional theatre and its goal to achieve the establishment of a uniquely Canadian art and culture scene through experimental theatre.

An exploration of the relationship between place and history in Alistair MacLeod's novel "No Great Mischief".

An overview of the implications of same sex marriages on the traditional family in Canada.

A discussion on whether health care in Canada should be privatized.

This paper reviews the Canadian documentary film "The Things I Cannot Change", which reflects a family in economic and social crisis during the post war economic depression of 1957.

A look at some of the economic challenges being faced by Canada.

A thorough study of the integration process of Aboriginal Canadians in the education system.

Research proposal for studying the problem of childhood obesity in Canada.

An analysis of the life and works of Canada's first feminist, Nellie McClung.

An analysis of the marketing differences in Canada, Hungary and Rwanda.

A brief overview of Canadian history and the causes of multi-culturalism.

This paper is a SWOT analysis for Toronto's Pusateri's Fine Foods, one of the world's premier gourmet food specialty retailers and a shopping experience.

This paper discusses the potential for the development of ecotourism in the Great Lakes Basin.

An analysis of the arguments against the use of the referendum as a political tool in modern democracies, particularly in the Canadian context.

This paper summarizes and evaluates an article titled "Partnering for Green Success" by John Cooper published in the "CMA Magazine" (June/July 2004), about the "Globe-Net" website.

This paper describes and evaluates England's and Canada's juvenile justice systems.

An analysis of the effects of NAFTA on the workers and consumers in the U.S.

An examination the novel "Stones" by William Bell and the social issue of racism.