Canadian Studies papers

A discussion of Canadian Senate reform proposals of the current federal conservative government.

A discussion of how World War I helped to forge a sense of Canadian unity.

This paper explores the extent of child poverty in Canada.

This paper analyzes the Canadian child care policy from a Marxist perspective.

An analysis of the failing economics of international technology job markets in "Is Offshore Outsourcing Worth the Loss of Its Jobs?" by Karen Gugliemo in 2007"Tech Target--CIO".

This paper explores whether Canadian unions can compete in the global market.

This paper discusses the immigration policy in Canada as it relates to Canadian nation-building.

This paper analyzes the book "Auto Pact: Creating a Borderless North American Auto Industry" by Anastakis, Dimitry and looks at the history of Canadian business and labor.

A discussion of the school culture in Canada.

This paper looks at police management within Canada, with a focus on changing police cultures.

This paper discuses the Canadian training system, which is shaped by the human capital theory.

This paper provides a report on immigrants in Toronto and discusses the suburbanization of immigration.

This paper explores anti-Chinese sentiment and Canadian immigration policy during 1885 to 1923.

This paper discuses literature about research describing working class women in the late 19th century, especially in Montreal and Paris, Ontario.

An analysis of the Canadian pension policy (CPP).

This paper examines the effect of educational attainment on the gender wage gap in Canada.

This paper discuses the concept of coneptual dilemmas and applies this to Canadian legal cases involving feminist equality arguments.

This paper is a discussion by a science major on issues of teaching language arts presented through a professional portfolio.

An examination of youth gangs in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA).

An analysis of the achievement of the goals of Ontario Human Rights Commission and a discussion on the impact of racial profiling upon both individuals and the society of Ontario.

Discusses two different articles on diversity: "The Myth of Canadian Diversity" by Sarah Norton and Brian Green and "Marginalization" from Neil Bissoondath's book 'Selling Illusions: The Cult of Multiculturalism'.

A study of Canadian flyers' contribution to Britain's victory over the Luftwaffe in the Battle of Britain.

An analysis of the policies of R.B. Bennett in Canada after the Great Depression.

This paper looks at the most prominent and important aspect of family law and concentrates on the domestic realm.

This paper examines the Ontario Human Rights Commission; its goals and achievements.

This paper is a dialectological study of the Peel Region, Southern Ontario, a mainly suburban area of Toronto with many new Canadians from around the world.

An analysis of methods to decrease illegal drug use in Canada and whether prohibited drugs should become legal.

A summary and review of "Picture Brides" by Tomoko Makabe, which chronicles the lives of five Canadian-Japanese women.

This paper addresses the issue of urban sprawl in Toronto and Ontario.

An argument in support of the decriminalization of prostitution in Toronto.

An analysis of the nurse practitioner's role and how it can be implemented in the health care system in Ontario.

This paper examines the policies of Canada and the United States vis-a-vis trans-border air pollution.

This paper explores the arguments for and against the drug policy of supervised injection sites (SIS).

An analysis of the Steven Truscott case and its impact on the criminal justice system in Canada.

An argument that Canada is not becoming Americanized, but is still an individual nation with keen nationalism.

A review of Terry Woo's book, "The Banana Boys", as a reflection of the Chinese-Canadian experience.

This paper discusses the history of the Regent Park housing project in Toronto and looks at its early success.

This paper describes various stages of the migration of Italians into Canada.

An analysis of the role of Canadian women in the social reform movement from 1870 to 1921.

A discussion of the forms that oppression can take and how it affects those who are oppressed.

This paper describes a troubled Canadian automobile industry despite government support.

A critical analysis of the case study "Best Practices Portal for Health Promotion and Chronic Disease Prevention" by D. Angelis et al.

An argument for the "pedestrianization" of urban areas in Vancouver.

This paper examines homelessness in Toronto within the context of the different definitions for the term "community" and proposes ways to reduce homelessness in this city.

This paper looks at the issue of homelessness in a social science analysis.

This paper is an in-depth analysis of the Canadian auto industry from the perspective of government policy.

This paper discusses and compares the issue of bias in the cases of 'Affirmative Action at the University of Selkirk' and 'Portrait of a Canadian Advisor'.

A research proposal, written by a research candidate, for studying racial, ethnic and cultural intolerance in army nursing facilities in Canada.

This paper discuses the ways in which the poems in John B. Lee's book "The Hockey Player Sonnets: Overtime Edition" contribute to the mythology of hockey as a quasi-religion.

This paper discusses why healthcare has become an important issue for Canadians.

This paper explains why a two-tier health care system will impact the quality of healthcare provided to the less fortunate.

An analysis of Canada's peacekeeping missions from the point of view of their rhetoric, as well as their reality.

This paper focuses on the importance of neonatal screening for sickle cell disease.

This paper explores whether Canada is disadvantaged by the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).

An analysis of the trends that have been observed regarding the effect of minimum wage in Canada, particularly within the hotel and restaurant business.

This paper discusses the different views of Himani Bannerji and Neil Bissoondath relating to the Canadian approach to immigration.

This paper discusses health care in the United States and Canada.

This paper explores the effects of subsidizing tenants directly as opposed to subsidizing landlords to build more affordable rental housing.

This document discusses the need for greater urban planning across Canada.

A discussion of the issues related to prostate-specific antigen (PSA)screening in Canada.

This paper explores Canada's climate change policies from 1997 until 2006.

A discussion of ethics on whether a teenage rape victim should have an abortion.

This paper describes the use of placebo policies in the management of Canadian environmental issues.

An analysis of the theme of "Aboriginality" in Marie Clements' plays "Burning Vision" and "The Unnatural and Accidental Women" .

This paper studies the aspects of identity and mixing in the play "Burning Vision" by Marie Clements.

An analysis of the future of the Greek community in Toronto, particularly in the enclave of Greek-Town.

This paper reviews the methodology of a research project by Frances Henry and Effie Ginzberg entitled "Racial Discrimination in Employment", which asserts that at least in the 1990s, racism was a staple of the Toronto job market.

An analysis of the need for teachers to cope with cultural differences and issues of religion in the classroom.

This paper explores the difficulties of the Afro-Caribbean community in the Oakwood/Eglinton areas of Toronto, Canada.

This paper discusses the transitions of care in Canada for older hospitalized immigrant women with chronic pain.

This paper explores the barriers to education that students with disabilities face in Canada.

A look at the global automotive market and reasons for the Ford Motor Company's attraction to the Canadian market.

This paper is a personal narration of a female student living in Canada, which explores the author's gendered cultural identify and relates it to anthropological and sociological theory.

This paper applies the critical-emancipatory paradigm and the constructivist-interpretive paradigm to T. R.Berger's 1988 book "Northern Frontier, Northern Homeland: The Report of the Mackenzie Valley Pipeline Inquiry".

This paper discuses the problems with attracting and retaining immigrates to Atlantic Canada.

This paper examines Michael Ondaatje's "In the Skin of a Lion" that offers impressions of Toronto in the early 20th century.

An exploration of the challenges facing Aboriginal Canadians, as illustrated in "Three Day Road," written by Joseph Boyden.

This paper discusses the issue of privatized health care in Canada.

This paper analyzes the first chapter of Richard Gruneau and David Whitson's "Hockey Night in Canada: Sport, Identities and Cultural Politics".

This paper evaluates the suitability of Canada and Mali as the location for Riordan Manufacturing's overseas expansion.

This paper discusses the risks of identity-based information systems.

A comparison of Marxist, feminist and liberal approaches to social policy in Canada from the first nations period to the present.

This paper explores aboriginal self-government and the implications for public administration in Canada.

This paper explores deforestation on a Canadian and global level.

An analysis of the environmental, cultural and structural factors relating to sexism in the workplace.

This paper discusses the nursing shortage in Ontario and how it creates challenges related to the baby boomer generation.

An examination of same sex marriages and Canadian society.

An examination of public policy in the city of Calgary.

A discussion on whether the rules of evidence in Canadian law discriminate against defendants.

This paper is a case study, which explores Canadian divorce law as applied to the rights of a woman whose 17-year old marriage is being terminated.

This paper compares the theories of Karl Marx's and Max Weber and then attempts to apply their ideas to the reality of Central Canada.

This paper explores business and philanthropic values as it pertains to the homeless in Calgary.

This paper explores the definition of racism and its denial in Canadian state culture.

This paper discusses equity in education, and social justice as it relates to gay students.

An analysis of Mel Watkins' staples theory in relation to linkages and Canadian economic development.

This paper is an extensive overview of the historical and current Canadian political environment.

This paper discuses the effects of technological change and computerization on the wage structure in Canada.

This paper discusses the constitutionality of the same-sex marriage law in Canada.

An outline of a proposed paper to explore whether men and women are equal in contemporary Canadian society.

This paper examines the following statement: 'Forestry resources in Canada exist in great abundance but are poorly managed and should be exported in quantity.'