Canadian Studies papers

This paper examines the Aboriginal population of Vancouver.

This paper examines the conditions of the aboriginal community in Winnipeg, Canada.

This paper explores both the potential benefits and the possible negative impacts of introducing LHINs (local health integration networks) into Ontario.

A review of Arthur Ray's "When Two Worlds Met," part of the opening chapter of "The Illustrated History of Canada", edited by Craig Brown.

This paper provides a critical commentary of Canada's International Policy Statement on Development (2005).

An analysis of the views of J. Brownlee in "Ruling Canada: Corporate Cohesion and Democracy".

An analysis of the impact that the fur trade had in defining the social, political and economic order of early Canada, with particular reference to the Native Canadians.

The paper discusses the Peace bridge and looks at the proposal of a new additional bridge.

The paper looks at the Jack Granatstein's "Who Killed Canadian History?", which discusses how Canadian history should be taught in Canadian schools.

An argument in favor of Bill C-38, which legalizes same-sex marriage in Canada.

This paper discusses school violence and the often missed factor of crack cocaine.

An analysis of the concepts of teaching Canadian history and Jack Granatstein's book "Who Killed Canadian History?".

This paper discusses whether hospice care is the way to the future.

This paper explores the retail industry in Canada and the Hudson's Bay Company in particular.

This paper presents an argument supporting native self-government in Canada.

This paper explores the issues regarding privatization of the Canadian healthcare model.

This paper explores providing a Vipassana meditation course to a provincial prison in Canada.

An analysis of the the Softwood Lumbar Agreement and free trade agreements between Canada and the United States.

This paper discusses a 1996 Supreme Court case of discrimination as detailed by the online "Canadian Human Rights Reporter."

An analysis of the proposals set forward for improving Toronto's waterfront.

This paper examines the 2006 softwood lumber agreement between the federal governments of Canada and the United States, which creates a medium-term solution for a long-running trade dispute between the two countries.

An analysis of the terms and implications of the Canada-US Softwood Lumber agreement.

This paper discusses the issue of immigration and diversity in Canada, while looking at accounts regarding Chinese immigrants in the 19th and 20th century.

This paper discusses the Canadian-U.S.A. softwood lumber dispute, the 2006 agreement and the role of the public interest group, the British Columbia Lumber Trade Council.

This paper analyzes an article authored by Bill Merrilees' entitled 'Radical Brand Evolution: A Case-Based Framework' in the 2005 "Journal of Advertising Research".

This paper is a case study exploring organizational and management problems relating to the close integration of People's Insurance Company of Canada (PICC) with its parent company, People's Bank.

This paper examines Philip Resnick's work "The European Roots of Canadian Identity".

This paper looks at same-sex marriage and homosexual rights in Canada from a legal and social perspective.

An application statement, by a Canadian of Iranian descent, to an M.Ed program at York University.

An analysis of the history and development of labor and labor organizations in Canada.

An analysis of the reasons for and implications of the 2006 Softwood Lumber agreement between the US and Canada.

This paper explores Canadian community health nurses' standards of practice.

This paper discusses the human capital ideology in Ontario education.

This paper explores whether aboriginal rights can coexist with other rights in Canada.

An analysis of the role of the board of directors of ACE Aviation Holdings, Inc.

A proposal for a research paper that will explore hi-tech and bio-tech industries in Toronto.

This paper is a feasibility study for a computer store, called Computer Concepts, Inc., located in Toronto, Canada.

This paper discuses the complex case of Luke Cool, who is suing Bobby's Super Bikes and La Brute Manufacturing.

This paper explores the challenges facing the Toronto police when dealing with the African community.

An examination of the organizational structure of the College of Nurses of Ontario.

This paper explores the merits and drawbacks of privatizing the Canadian health care system.

This paper examines the US-Canadian softwood lumber dispute in a Canadian context.

An analysis of Canada's impact on international business and the factors that affect Canada's economy.

An analysis of the advantages and disadvantages to Canada of the Softwood Lumber Agreement between Canada and the United States.

This paper is a case study about a dysfunctional branch of Metropolitan General Insurance Company.

This paper looks at Vipassana, the Indian meditation method used for curing addiction and mental illness of prison inmates.

An evaluation of the economic data and trade policy presented in "A Trading Nation: Canadian Trade Policy from Colonialism to Globalization" by Michael Hart.

This paper discusses the geography of Toronto from a global point of view.

This paper reviews the book "A Trading Nation: Canadian Trade Policy from Colonialism to Globalization", by Michael Hart.

This paper discusses how Canada is lacking in its surveillance and control of malaria.

This paper explores the reality of racism in contemporary Canada.

A look at the development of the Spadina District of Toronto in the context of the history of Toronto as a whole.

This paper explores crack addiction, mental illness and homelessness in Toronto and the treatment options available.

A research proposal to examine the issue of waterfront development in Toronto.

This paper discusses sexual harassment policies in Canada and evaluates strategies of change.

A review of the policy of anti-racist education that has been introduced in Ontario, Canada.

A look at the attitudes towards married women in Islam.

This paper explores how ice hockey represents Canada's national identity.

An analysis of the gender wage gap in Canada according to the theories of Karl Marx and Max Weber.

A look at the impact of immigration on the suburban landscape, through an abiotic, biotic and cultural analysis of a region of the Greater Toronto area.

This paper discusses healing circles and Aboriginal sentencing circles in regard to restorative justice in Canada.

An analysis of the laws in Canada regarding prostitution and sex-trade workers.

This paper explores how the activities of the Toronto faction of the radical cheerleaders in Quebec City were both reactionary and revolutionary.

This paper explores Canada's contributions towards the struggles in the Middle East and the Middle East peace process.

This paper discusses the themes of identity, race and ethnicity in Canadian cinema.

This paper explores Canadian primary health care and its delivery of services to children with mental disorders.

This paper discusses the cultural history of Canada and looks at the cultural genocide of the aboriginal population.

An analysis of the representation of rebellion in Canadian cinema as compared to American and British cinema.

The paper examines the causes of high school teacher turnover in Ontario, Canada.

This paper discusses the issue of patient safety in Canada's public health care system.

An analysis of the reasons why Canadians begin smoking, continue smoking and quit smoking.

This paper examines the role women play in the political systems of the United States, Canada and Mexico.

This paper discusses Canada's immigration policy shift in the 1960s.

A review of the book "Globalization Unplugged: Sovereignty and the Canadian State in the Twenty-First Century" by Peter Urmetze.

An argument in favor of the Canadian American Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA).

An overview of the use of niche diplomacy with a focus on its use in Canadian foreign policy.

This paper discusses the difficulties faced by the the Canadian film industry.

This paper explores the media's role in the perception of juvenile crime in Canada.

This paper discusses the book 'Discounted Labour-Women Workers in Canada' by Ruth A. Frager and Carmela K. Patrias.

This paper examines the issue of legal abortion in Canada.

This paper discusses the religion and economy of Montgomery County.

A review of a case in the Canadian Supreme Court regarding the use of marijuana for medical purposes.

This paper examines Canadian security and privacy issues following the events of 9/11.

A re-evaluation of tuition fees in Quebec State, Canada.

A review of three articles: Ramsay Cook's, "1942 and All That: Making a Garden out of Wilderness"; Alan Gordon's "Heroes, History, and Two Nationalisms: Jacques Cartier" and Ken Coates and William Morrison's, "Winter and the Shaping of Northern History: R

This paper examines the advantages and disadvantages of The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).

An analysis of Canada's relationship to the U.S., as discussed in Margaret Atwood's book, "Surfacing".

An examination of the failings of Canada's policies regarding vehicle air pollution.

An analysis of the history and growth of the hospitality and tourism industry in Vancouver.

A review of the electoral process in the United States and in Canada.

This paper explores the successful tourism industry in Vancouver, British Columbia.

An analysis of the Canadian healthcare system.

An overview of the epidemiology of tuberculosis in Canada.

A discussion on Canadian foreign policy.

This paper discusses the issue of multiculturalism in Canadian film.

A critical analysis of "The Wealth and Poverty of Nations" by David Landes.

This paper explores the phenomenon of anti-Semitism, specifically with regards to Canada.

This paper discusses the problem of being without a home in Canada.

A discussion on the misconduct of the Canadian criminal jusitce system surrounding Chrisitine Jessop's murder.

An analysis of the impact of intersectoral collaboration on nursing retention.