Canadian Studies papers

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.

This paper examines the effects of climate change on Canada and Atlantic Canada, specifically.

This paper analyzes cigarette advertising in Canada, especially the ethical aspects.

This paper explains the link between the First Nations' land claims and their Aboriginal culture.

A discussion of how minority groups in Canada are treated within labor unions.

This paper argues that the author's city, Vancouver, could become the best city in the world instead of its current number three position.

An examination of the style and plot of Eden Robinson's "Monkey Beach", with a focus on the stories of violence and abuse that occur throughout the text.

This paper discusses geomorphology and looks at the Lemieux landslide in Canada.

This paper is a policy analysis directed at the problem of bullying nurses.

This paper discusses Canadian gender history, focusing on masculinity before and after World War II.

A critical examination of the "Native Women's Association of Canada v. Canada" court case.

This paper addresses the issues facing labour unions in Canada today.

This paper discusses the issue of Caribbean women as single parents, focusing on political correctness and stereotyping in Canada.

An analysis of the liberal and realist views of Canadian involvement in the war in Afghanistan.

A case study presentation of the case of "Nguyen; R. v. Hess" and discussion of the federal statute Section 146(1).

An analysis of homelessness as a social issue in Canada.

A discussion of popular culture, racism and the transformation of the
Asian "image" in Canada.

An analysis of the Molson Beer advertisement "I am Canadian" with regards to advertising strategy.

A look at the subject of elderly abuse in Western society in general. and in Canada in particular.

This paper discusses the problem of social isolation among Canadian senior immigrants.

An evaluation of the policy regarding the dismantling of the Frederick G. Gardiner Expressway in Toronto.

An analysis of the benefits and drawbacks of Canada's involvement in the Kyoto Protocol.

An analysis of the opportunities and problems that exists in Canada's arctic region, with an emphasis on Canada's sovereignty there.

This paper focuses on how Canadian workers can be motivated to perceive employment in constructive ways.

A discussion regarding reform in the Canadian Senate.

An analysis of Sky Lee's novel "Disappearing Moon Cafe".

A review of the definition and examples of the application of conservatism within Canadian society.

A historical overview of the Canadian old-age pension system with regards to female employees.

A discussion of the phenomenon of identity denial directed at Canadian and American Japanese.

This paper looks at the difficulties for disabled women to find employment, focusing on Canada.

This paper examines hockey's role in Canada's search for an all-embracing national identity.

This paper discusses the problem of homelessness in urban areas of Canada.

A critical look at North American culture as seen through First Nations literature.

An analysis of the political system of Canada and its political parties.

A review of the strengths and weaknesses of Joan Sangster's book, "Regulating Girls and Women - Sexuality, Family and the Law in Ontario, 1920-1960."

An analysis of the implications of and factors contributing to the process of Ontario disengaging from its previous role in the Canadian federation and re-defining itself as a North American region state.

This paper discusses the development of the Canadian state as a racist political culture.

An examination of the definitions for "urban" as applicable to the city of Toronto.

This paper looks at the issue of immigration in Canada as it relates to the economy.

A discussion of various conflicts of interest that exist for financial planners in Canada.

An analysis of the neighborhood changes undertaken by Toronto's Cabbagetown district.

A review of economic issues facing Toronto and recommendations on how to cut down on municipal spending.

A discussion of bush pilots and the advent of air medical services in Canada.

An examination of how the sex trade in Canada was viewed in the first half of the 20th century.

An analysis of the possible solutions to sexual harassment in the Canadian workforce, according to Michael Kaufman's article, "Effective Ways to Protect Against Sexual Harassment."

An in-depth discussion of Ontario's waste disposal policies.

This paper takes a look at the geomorphology of the Bonnechere Caves.

This paper looks at the problem of homelessness in Canada and discusses the issue of government policy in this regard.

A discussion of Dalton McGuinty, premier of Ontario, and his policy.

A discussion of whether the Canadian government should establish proxy servers that would enable people in nations like China and Saudi Arabia to circumvent government control of the Internet.

An analysis of the environmental and political effects of global warming in Canada.

A review of self-regulating organizations (SROs) and their role in the regulation of the securities industry in Canada.

A comparison of solutions to air pollution problems in Toronto and Beijing.

An analysis of how the artwork of the Canadian landscape painters known as the 'Group of Seven' is shaping Canadian national identity and landscape.

A comparison of the historical nature of Irish migrant settlement in the United States and Canada.

This paper compares the urban pollution problems of Toronto and Beijing by evaluating the consequences of different environmental forms and how each city is addressing this pollution.

This paper compares Toronto and Seoul's solutions to their problems of air pollution.

A research proposal regarding the re-design and renovation of Nathan Phillips Square of Toronto's City Hall.

This paper discusses black immigrants, Canadian immigration policy
and the related inequality.

A discussion of the ways that inequality can be seen in immigration in Canada.

This paper looks at migratory labor and citizenship in industrialized democracies.

This paper examines the role of the media in Canada's hockey culture.

A critique of the Tsunami Club's physical exercise program with recommendations for improvements.

This paper is an extensive discussion of the Toronto drug treatment court (DTC), a successful adult drug diversion program.

This paper discusses the issue of labor segregation in Canada in the 20th century, looking at various related articles.

This paper discusses the World Economic Forum's environmental sustainability index (ESI) model as a response to climate change.

An argument that the North Atlantic Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) enables economic exploitation through its free trade policies.

A proposal suggesting ways to reduce homelessness in Vancouver's east side.

This paper looks at a company in Canada and argues the importance of in-house training for the company's future.

This paper discusses social action versus stricter gun laws towards the reduction of gun violence in Toronto.

An overview of a paper, "Five Feminist Myths of Women's Employment", by Catherine Hakim regarding feminism in Canadian women.

This paper discusses the balance of power as it relates to the judiciary in Canada.

This paper discusses the problem of homelessness in Toronto focusing on the years 1987-2005.

An argument that the challenges facing Canada in the twenty-first century are due to Canada's ties with the United States.

This paper looks at the relative backwardness of development in maritime Canada.

This paper discusses the problem of wrongful convictions in the criminal justice system especially in Canada and specifies two cases.

An analysis of the history of the struggle of single parents to survive financially in Ontario and possible policy solutions.

An analysis of Aboriginal Canadian poet, Jeanette Armstrong's poem "History Lesson".

An analysis of the history of the relationship between the Canadian North West Mounted Police (NWMP) and the native people of Canada and who is to blame for the degradation of their culture.

An examination of poor economic development in the Canadian maritimes.

An analysis of the sociological issues resulting in gun violence in Toronto and how they can be addressed.

A discussion of the challenges facing Hong Kong students studying in Toronto.

Discusses issues surrounding the Canadian Arctic such as an ongoing dispute over sovereignty, climatic change, Aboriginal needs, mineral exploitation and matters of defense capability.

An analysis of the pros and cons to the world and to Canada of Canada's plan to prevent the monitoring of online activity by various governments.

This paper argues that globalization is widening the already existing gender gap in the workplace, making Canadian and Mexican women more vulnerable.

An overview of the geography and history behind Victory Square Park, Vancouver.

An evaluation of the ongoing debate across Canada over government funding of organizations to challenge violations by the federal government of rights protected under the Charter of Rights and Freedom.

This paper discuses the safety mechanism in Section D33 of the "Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms", part of the Constitution.

A discussion of the difficulties faced by the elderly gay population of Toronto.

An analysis of the challenges facing the Canadian Labour Movement.

An overview of the work of the World Health Organization (WHO) and a recommendation for improved support.

This paper discusses the Emery Barnes Park, an area of greenery, water fountains and man-made structures, located in the Yorktown area of Vancouver.

An analysis of the changes to the Canadian immigration policy since World War II and specifically during the 1960s.

An examination of the way that Canadian civic pride and hockey are no longer interrelated.

This paper discusses creating a new trust between the Canadian police and Aboriginal women of Canada.

This paper argues against multiculturalism as the Canadian official policy.