Canadian Studies papers

This paper compares and contrasts Western Canada's way of life with that of Eastern Canada.

Evaluates the link between voting intention and news consumption; based on research data collected during the 2000 Canadian federal election.

This paper discusses the 2004 Canadian Federal election, which was a watershed election in the political history of Canada because it shows the trend towards coalition governments as in Italy.

This paper examines illegal immigration into the US via the Canadian border and the actions taken by both nations.

This paper explores whether the productivity gap between Canada and the U.S. is a problem.

This paper looks at the recent decision of the city of Montreal to ban cell phones in cars.

This paper examines the issue of drug decriminalization, indicating that it is not a solution to the drug addiction problem.

This paper discusses why aboriginal education in Canada faces many problems.

A study of the conditions of women workers in Canadian factories.

A review of the history of the mandatory nurse-patient ratio legislation in Canada.

A review of the question 'why not now' with respect to Canadian bureaucracy.

A review of a report regarding the viability of offering hurricane insurance coverage by the Gouge Insurance Company of Canada.

A discussion reviewing the roots of voter apathy, focusing primarily on mass media.

A discussion regarding Atlantic Canada and the unusual climatic changes.

A discussion regarding the role of women in ice hockey.

A discussion regarding Canadian banking regulations and why they are necessary.

A discussion regarding how Canadian culture is being Americanized.

A review of the effect that globalization has had on the Canadian labour market.

A review of Office Depot in relation to big box retailing.

A review of the controversy surrounding the issue of minimum wage.

A discussion regarding the controversial debate about Canada's minimum wage.

A definition of exchange rate from the perspective of the Canadian dollar.

A discussion regarding the nature of the Canadian automobile industry.

A review of the necessity of the Canadian government to lower oil and gas prices.

A discussion regarding the case of Westjet Airlines and it's unethical practices.

An analysis of public and private schools in Canada.

A review of the experience of Canadians in Somalia as an example of the epistemological structures that shape our understanding of the world around us.

A review of the legislative reform that has occurred in Canada since the National Transportation Act of 1967.

A review of the role of society and the media in the framing of a crime, looking specifically at Toronto.

A look at the forces and institutions that have helped shape the ideology of familialism in Canadian society.

A look at Canadian residential schools and how these schools were part of a government policy aimed at destroying the culture of the aboriginal peoples.

A study on intervention techniques used for crack cocaine addicts in five Canadian cities.

A review and analysis of John Lee's poems in "The Hockey Player Sonnets: Overtime Edition".

A review of existing literature regarding the problem of poverty and homelessness in Canada.

A discussion, from an economic perspective, of various forms of oppression present in a national Canadian coffee service franchise.

An overview of some of the difficulties Air Canada has been facing with an emphasis on the problems caused by the labor dispute between pilot unions.

A discussion of how climate and soil affect the agricultural industry in three British Columbian regions.

A look at why Canadians lost faith in Keynesian economics in the 1970s.

A look at the sport of hunting wolves in Algonquin Park and the environmental and ethical issues concerned with this practice.

An essay discussing the importance of the Canadian agricultural industry to Canada's global economic position.

A look at the importance of the Canadian agricultural industry to that of the overall strength of the Canadian economy.

A look at how globalization is effecting democracy in Canadian media.

A comparison and contrast of Wayson Choy's "The Jade Peony" and Alice Munro's "Lives of Girls and Women".

A discussion of the hockey myths associated with Canadian culture through an analysis of Canadian contemporary literature.

A look at whether Ontario, Canada is practicing sustainable development of forestry.

A look at the environmental threat that urban sprawl is posing to the Oak Ridges Moraine in Canada.

A discussion of the Canadian agricultural industry and its need for government assistance.

A look at lobbying efforts on behalf of the Canadian agricultural industry.

This paper discusses Wayson Choy's novel, "The Jade Peony" and how it reflects the racism in Canadian society rather than the multiculturalism the government tries to encourage.

Explores the controversial topic of racial profiling and, specifically, how the Toronto Police Department engages in this practice.

This paper discusses the use of stereotypes in Fred Wah's "Diamond Grill" and Guillermo Verdecchia's Fronteras Americanas".

An analysis and review of existing literature concerning teaching and learning processes and a look at how the Ontario ministry curriculum requirements do not address all aspects of those processes.

A critical review of Michael Adams' book "Fire and Ice".

A look at the epidemiology of tuberculosis of specific populations in Canada and around the world.

A look at the measures undertaken by the Canadian government in order to maintain and promote a unique Canadian cultural identity.

An essay examining the Canadian airline industry and the role that the Canadian government should be playing in that industry.

An overview of the problem of wage disparity in Canada, the depth of the problem and the consequences of not dealing with it.

An essay addressing various questions about Ontario's Return to Work Act.

A look at how Canadian national identity is so closely associated with the national sport of hockey.

This paper maintains that the diversity of Canada does not stand in the way of a national identity.

This paper discusses aboriginals in Canada today and their land claims.

This paper evaluates the Vancouver and Calgary housing market prospects.

This paper explores Canada's immigration policies and the book "Reluctant Host" by David B. Avery.

This paper maintains that a gender analysis is complex and thus one has to consider other variables besides gender.

This paper discusses whether racism exists in Canada and if one should be bothered by it.

This paper examines public service administration and governance models.

This paper examines the changing ideas about public administration in Canada.

This paper explores change and conserving at the organizational level and change and persistence at the individual level.

A research into the cause of the social epidemic of homelessness in Toronto.

A discussion regarding the issues of smog and Ontario's Drive Clean program.

A discussion regarding the suffragist movement in Canada.

This paper discusses various aspects connected with homelessness in Canada.

This paper examines the California electricity crisis and looks at the regulatory response.

This paper discusses the Canada supreme court, the privy council and argues that the court's decisions are influenced by local factors.

This paper offers a literature review of the subject of racism in Canadian education.

This paper looks at the organization of Ontario Coalition Against Poverty.

This paper discusses the law and public policy regarding euthanasia in Canada and looks at how both can be improved.

This paper discusses model health care and looks at health problems in Canada.

This paper discusses the presence of Canadian military troops in Afghanistan.

This paper discusses how forest managers can save Canadian forests despite economic pressures.

This paper discusses the costs and benefits of welfare reform in Ontario.

This paper discusses the issue of marketing in Australia, in particular with regard to power tools.

This paper provides an examination of the effects of Hollywood on Canada.

This paper provides an organizational overview of the Metropolitan Toronto Police Services.

This article discusses Plastisoft Corporation, a software development company, with regards to operations management.

This paper discusses the effects of sexual discrimination in Canada.

This paper discusses regional and ethnic identities in Canadian short stories.

This paper looks at the education system in Canada and at the "No Child Left Behind" act.

Investigates the business, political and legal environment of Canada from the perspective of a law firm interested in opening offices there.

A comparison of the Canadian mortgage industry to that of the mortgage industry in the United States.

An analysis of issues in Brownfield remediation.

A review of the Bank of Canada's monetary policy in Nova Scotia and whether this policy is working.

This paper analyzes the impact of the National Prohibition Act of 1920,a crucial legal apparatus in the United States that eventually triggered a whole new industry in rum running within Canada's coastal towns.

This paper discusses health issues for indigenous peoples around the world, explaining that, in issues related to health, they are one of the most vulnerable populations.

A new look at the concept of wilderness in the face of Canada's growing population and increasing urbanization and what this means for the relationship between civilization and the wilderness.

A discussion of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's role as a cultural institution.

A look at the ongoing battle in Canada over what should be the official Canadian flag.

A look at the advantages and disadvantages of multiculturalism in Canada.

This paper presents a model for a health care system for Canada that was written by an activist and advocate for Native rights.

A look at the Gomery Inquiry and its investigation of Quebec's Sponsorship Program.