Canadian Studies papers

An overview of of the Ontario Coalition Against Poverty (OCAP).

An examination of a Supreme Court decision regarding retirement age in Canada.

A look at the differences between 19th century conservatism and late 20th century neo-conservatism in Canadian political history.

An overview of the issues affecting poverty in Canada such as economic and social policy as well as race, ethnicity, immigration and migration.

A review of "The report of the Canadian Democracy and Corporate Accountability Commission" and evaluation of specific recommendations #13 and #14.

An overview of Prime Minister Chertier's views on the Kyoto Protocol.

A review of the article "Revealing Moments - The Voice of One Who Lives With Labels" by Didi Khayatt on racism in Canada.

A review of two socio-historical accounts of Canada, "Wild Things: Nature, Culture, and Tourism in Ontario, 1790-1914" by Patricia Jasen and "Global forces, Local Strategies and Urban Tourism" by Susan Fainstein and Dennis Judd.

A sociological study of an urban aboriginal population in metro-Toronto.

A research proposal for studying the entrepreneurial activity in a Portuguese community located in Toronto, Canada

A history and analysis of Chinese immigration to Canada and in particular the effects of urban stratification in Toronto's Chinese communities.

An overview of the social conditions of Canadian Metis women with reference to the book "In Search of April Raintree".

A look at the relationship between globalization and neo-liberalism in Canadian political contexts.

An overview of David Rapaport's "No Justice, No Peace" on the 1996 OPSEU labor conflict in Ontario and comparison to the 2002 OPSEU strike .

A look at the arguments for and against the adoption of the United States currency as the currency of Canada.

An insight into the culture of the Inuit of Northern Canada and Alaska.

An overview of the advantages and disadvantages of the privatization of Ontario Hydro.

A critical study of the process of applying for assistance from the Ontario Works department.

A three part discussion on the ritual of marriage, having children and bringing them up in Canada.

An overview of the creation and history of the Bank of Canada.

A look at issues of mental health affecting immigrant and refugee women in Canada.

A look at the ongoing validity of the theories of Harold Innis and Marshall McLuhan.

An overview of the bankruptcy of Eaton's and discussion on who is liable for damages as a result.

An overview of the Ontario government's policies regarding youth crime through a review of the report "Tough on Crime".

An overview of Canadian views on domestic abuse.

An overview of Toronto's Harbour front.

A discussion of the relationship between women, violence and prison with an emphasis on the Canadian prison system.

Explores the impact of judicial review on the administration of law and the quality of education in Canada.

An overview of the general state of gender equality in Canada today.

Explores the ogins of the University of Toronto which is considered an expansion-minded institution.

An overview of the social problem of homelessness in Canada.

Examines how immigration policy in Canada overlooks gender issues.

Examines women's position in developed capitalist economies, with the emphasis on Canada.

Asks the question: Is NAFTA beneficial or not for Canada?

Examines international business from a Canadian perspective.

Examines urban planning in the Greater Toronto Area.

Looks at the status of Canadian Employees within the context of the Employment Standards Act.

A case comparison and contrast of Metropolitan General Insurance and People's Insurance Company of Canada (PICC).

This paper examines two articles addressing the phenomenon of Canadian Skinhead culture with a view to causation.

This paper examines the World's Fair in Montreal, 'Expo 67.'

Examines the representations of women as nationhood in "Hedda Gabler" and "Les Belles Soeurs".

Examines the validity of the traditional view of Canada as a heartland in the Windsor-Montreal corridor and a hinterland.

Examines the urban aboriginal population of Toronto, Canada.

Examines the treatment of children in income tax systems, with particular attention to Canada.

Eamines the tragic contamination of the municipality of Walkerton, ON's water supply in the spring of 2000.

A presentation of the softward lumber dispute between America and Canada, written as a policy declaration.

Examines the fate of Wawa, ON as a one-industry town in difficult economic times.

Examines the effect of McLuhan's ideas on Canada's Asian heritage and popular culture

Looks at how Canada has been affected by the terrorist attacks on the USA in recent years.

An overview of the position of women in the Canadian workforce.

Shows what factors were responsible for settlement of the Canadian Prairies after 1896.

Explores the reasons for the existence of individual income differences in the Canadian workforce.

Examines the role of Toronto, Canada as a source of atmospheric pollution, particularly greenhouse gases.

An overview of the way interest groups and political parties impact the Canadian political system.

Examines the role of Canadian unions in the contemporary world.

Examines the rise of separatism in Quebec in the 1960s and 1970s.

Examines the relationships between Quebec separatists and neo-Liberals such as the Canadian Alliance Party (CAP).

Examines the reality of how migrant women's contribution to the survival of their family and community has not been recognized in Canada.

Shows why the author prefers living in Canada rather than in America.

An assessment of the Canadian government's handling of the Walkerton E.Coli water contamination in 2000.

Discusses progressive income tax within the context of the Canadian economy.

Examines the problem of waste disposal in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA).

Examines the privatization of Hydro One in Ontario, Canada.

An overview of the political economy of mass media in Canada.

Examines the 2000 e-coli epidemic in Walkerton, ON and drinking water proposals.

Examines the Ontario Works program within Weber's iron cage theory.

Examines the Nine-Hour Movement with emphasis on its leading community, Hamilton in Canada.

Discusses the legal monopoly of licensed practitioners in Ontario, Canada.

Examines the modern and the Aboriginal economies in the Northern territories of North America.

Examines the merger of Air Canada and Canadian Airlines.

Answers the question: Who or what are the major players in the formulation of Canadian Public Policy?

This paper examines the links between theoretical macroeconomics and day-to-day life.

Examines the links between inflation and interest rates in a Canadian context.

Examines the life of Frederick 'Big Daddy' Gardiner.

Examines the life and times of Canadian artist Norval Morrisseau

Looks at the issue of democratic deficit, using Paul Martin's concept description as a reference.

An overview of property tax from a theoretical and practical view, focusing on Ontario.

A historical overview of housing affordibility in Canada, including government intervention.

Discusses the regulation of broadcasting by the Canadian government with an overview of the legislation pertaining to this topic.

Examines the issue of ethnic identity in North America.

Examines the role of the U.S. in Canadian economic development

Asks the question: do you support or oppose the inclusion of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms in the Canadian constitution?

Correlates the need to reduce Canada's debt with the country's economic stability.

An overview of the impact that Canadian NAFTA has had on its business and labor relations.

Examines the welfare reforms brought about the Tories in Ontario, Canada.

Examines how the global market has affected the lifestyle of the James Bay Cree of Canada.

Shows the influence of NAFTA (Canada) on the "Other Dairy Products" industry.

Shows how immigrants transformed the Toronto landscape in the second half of the twentieth century.

An overview of the effect that recent globalization trends have on Canadian democracy.

A look at how the Bank of Canada influences the inflation rates of the country.

Examines the Illness Cost of Air Pollution in Ontario, Canada.

Looks at the hidden costs when determining the price of a product.

This paper examines the hypothetical case of a merger in the retail grocery industry in western Canada.

Discusses the humorous works of Canadian author, Stephen Leacock.

Explores the history of the Acadians of Canada and their struggle of independence from the English and French.

Presents an historical overview of employment and labor equity in Canada.

Examines the geography of the Six Nations Grand River Territory Indian Reserve southwest of Hamilton, Ontario.

Considers the impact of the Internet on Canada, focusing on regulatory legislation.

An overview of the nationalist movement in Quebec, Canada.

Explores the pros and cons of free trade in Canada and the consequences of such a move for the country's economy.