Canadian Studies papers

Looks at the history surrounding Canada's involvement in the Vietnam War, including its direct and indirect commitments, and its influence of present day global involvement.

This paper discusses Native Canadian Women, or First Nations Women and the effects of colonization and Western cultural infiltration.

A discussion of the development of recreation in Canada and the activities on Hollyburn Ridge, British Columbia.

A review of the stock market's stocks to watch in 2008.

This paper explores the problem of youth unemployment in Canada.

An analysis of the key forces of change and trends in urban and regional planning in Canada's Waterloo Region.

A review of the book "Urban Geography, New York" ,in which the authors, Dave Kaplan, James Wheeler and S. Holloway, explain the role immigration played in shaping American cities.

A review of the article "The Botheration Scheme" written by Joseph Howe in the "Halifax Morning Chronicle" in 1865.

This paper deals with the Canadian Confederation, along with the formation of a Council of Federation, and what this means to Quebec nationalism and autonomy.

An analysis of the increasing participating rates of women and decreasing participation rates of men in the Canadian labor force.

An explanation of the Brownfields Statute Law Amendment Act in Ontario, Canada.

An overview of the organization and political ideology of the Canadian liberal party.

A discussion on whether Canada can be considered a racist country.

An analysis of the issues that contribute to the current nursing shortage in Canada.

This paper examines the demographics of the young Asian community in Vancouver.

This paper explores the positive and negative visitor perceptions of Toronto.

A critical review of Paul Tennant's article "Aboriginal Peoples and Aboriginal Title in BC Politics".

A examination of the role played by native women in Canada prior to and after the World War l.

This paper provides a review of C.L. Bacchi's work "Liberation Deferred?" and C. Cleverdon's "The Woman Suffrage Movement in Canada" and looks at their approaches to the issue of suffrage.

This paper analyses modern Canadian issues taking a stance based off of J.M. Bumsted's writing in "In The Peoples of Canada: A Post-Confederation History."

A reflective paper on religious diversity and elementary education in Canada.

A look at the the economic and class basis of immigration policy and its legal regulation in Canada today.

A review of the work opportunities for women in Canada prior to and after World War ll.

This paper explores the impact of the Quiet Revolution on Quebec's relations with the rest of Canada.

A look at the life and work of Mary Ann Shadd and her important place in North American history.

An analysis of the population diffusion in Canada and the prairie township system.

This paper explores the cultural transition experience in Canada of the foreign-trained professional and how it compares with that of the ordinary immigrant.

This paper discusses gender differences in wages in Canada.

This paper explores Canada's generous immigration policy and its merits and drawbacks for the economy.

Compares Canadian law and legal practices regarding trade mark and patent infringement remedies.

An analysis of individual rights versus public protection within the Canadian criminal justice system.

This paper looks at bilingual education and special education in Ontario.

This paper examines the differences in the level of school readiness in Canadian preschool children.

Looks at Canadian immigration policy at both the federal and provincial levels.

This paper discusses Section 718.2 (e) of the Criminal Code of Canada as a reflection of changing societal conditions.

A critical look at the federal and provincial immigration policies of Canada.

A discussion of the strengths and weaknesses of the Canadian Tire Company.

An essay discussing the issue of immigration into Canada, with particular reference to Alberta.

A discussion of the important function of personal encounter in restorative justice.

This paper discusses the history and present status of the New Democratic Party as a key force in Canadian politics.

This paper reflects on Canadian gender inequalities in the workplace and asserts that a proactive approach in policy is needed in order to achieve positive change.

A look at the failure of Canada and the United States to respond to the crisis of European Jewry, 1938.

This paper informatively discusses diabetes in North America in term of its history, definition, types, prevalence and contributing factors.

A study on the economic impact of air pollution on Ontario.

A review of Habeeb Salloum's article "The other Canadians and Canada's future."

A look at the argument that Canada's public policy towards poverty is failing.

An analysis of the impact of globalization in terms of the immigrant population of the Greater Toronto Area.

A discussion regarding working women in Canada.

Argues that Christianity impacted and continues to impact North American culture in unique ways.

Looks at Canadian-American relations during the Cold War.

A discussion of the ability of service delivery models to assist lower income groups and the necessity of welfare systems to review their policies.

This paper looks at the Canada Pension Plan and Old Age Security pension that are relevant for Canadian workers.

A descriptive look at the mistreatment of workers in the garment industry in Canada.

A media representation and scholarly analysis of the land use trend of urban sprawl in the Greater Golden Horseshoe region of Ontario, Canada.

An analysis of the purpose and impact on families of residential 'Indian' schools in Quebec.

An analysis of the implications of gentrification and counter-gentrification in Kensington Market in Toronto.

Looks at issues relating to the Canadian Arctic region including the Northwest Passage.

An argument that the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) has failed to improve the standards of living for North American citizens.

A discussion of the link between the Canadian and American economies, specifically with regard to the US current account deficit.

An outline of the requirements and forward plans necessary to protect the natural environment in Canada's Ontario District.

This paper examines Indo-Canadian gang violence and its prevention.

Analyzes the 2008 Smoke Free Ontario Act, which requires all retailers to cover tobacco products from the public's view.

Looks at foreign investment in Canadian industries under the constrains of World Trade Organization (WTO) and the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) agreements.

An analysis of John B. Lee's poem, "Hockey Heart".

This paper analyzes the autobiography "Running in the Family" by Michael Ondaatje.

An analysis of the writer's awareness of poverty in Canada and recommendations for action, following a reading of Dennis Raphael's book, "Poverty and Policy in Canada."

A discussion of how the writer's views on poverty in Canada changed after reading the first four chapters of Dennis Raphael's text, "Poverty and Policy in Canada: Implications for Health and Quality of Life."

A case study that looks at the organizational design of SISU Inc.

An overview of the Duplessis Era in Quebec Province and whether it can be considered progressive or regressive.

A historical review of the separatist movement in Quebec focusing on whether progress is being made towards peaceful co-existence within Canada.

An overview of the Canadian Personal Information Protection and Electronic Data Act, otherwise known as PIPEDA.

An analysis of how the North Atlantic Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) seems to imperil Canada's natural resources, particularly its water resources.

An analysis of issues relating to foreign ownership in Canada, according to the opinion of Dominic D'Alessandro of "Manulife Financial", and Canada's relationship to the World Trade Organization.

A report on the Jane and Finch area of Toronto, its economic status, nursing situation, and services to its peoples.

This paper explores China's investment in Canada's petroleum industry.

This paper looks at the religious and political ties in eighteenth century Quebec that turned that part of Canada into a distinctive cultural region.

Examines the historical development of the Quebecois identity especially the period after the Seven Years War, also known as the French and Indian War.

Argues that religion and language played invaluable roles in establishing french-speaking Lower Canada as a distinctive cultural region.

This paper looks at the part played by sexism in the Canadian women's hockey field.

This paper examines women's increasing inclusion and success in Canadian hockey.

This paper examines Brian Fawcett's story "My Career with the Leafs", which is part of the book "Our Game: An All-Star Collection of Hockey Fiction" edited by Doug Beardsley.

Investigates whether the Canadian Nisga'a settlement was just.

This paper explores the role of economic considerations in the rise of the native self-governance movement in Northwestern Canada.

This paper examines the judicial selection process for the Supreme Court of Canada.

A look at the role of native women in pre-confederation Canada.

Discusses malaria from a complex epidemiological perspective.

This paper discusses the documentary film "An Inconvenient Truth," presented by Al Gore.

A review of Heather Devine's book "The People Who Own Themselves: Aboriginal Ethnogenesis in a Canadian Family".

An analysis of the poem "The Law of the Yukon" by Robert W. Service.

This paper discusses the statement "In my opinion, it is too easy for people to blame their failures on things like racism."

An analysis of how a poem by Charles G.D. Roberts, "Kinship," views native Canadians at the time the poem was written.

Examines Susan McCaslin's poem 'The Call' from her book "Flying Wounded".

A review of the poem "Wonders of the West or a Day at the Falls of Niagara, in 1825" by James Lynne Alexander.

This paper discusses Susan McCaslin's poem "Just an Ordinary Woman" as an example of the British Columbian mystical tradition.

This paper is a critical review of Ian Greene's "The Courts", which examines the relationship between courts and democracy in Canada.

This paper discusses issues of health and homelessness among the aboriginal people of Canada.

An examination of Charles Sangster's poem "The St. Lawrence and the Saguenay".

This paper looks at how the writer's attitudes towards poverty have changed after reading the first four chapters of "Poverty and the Modern Welfare State" by Raphael, Dennis.

This paper analyzes a nineteenth century poem, "Niagara Falls," by James K. Liston.

This paper discusses the impact and causes of global warming, concentrating on the greenhouse effect.