Canadian Studies papers

A discussion on the convergence and contradictions of racism and economics in understanding Canadian immigration policy and settlement.

An in-depth analysis of Wal-Mart Canada as an Employer, and at various facets of the business as a whole.

A historical review of the synagogues in Canada.

A discussion on why nationalism is stronger in Quebec than it is in the rest of Canada.

A look at why Canada entered into the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).

This paper presents recommendations for the Canadian labor market.

An overview of the Canadian health care system, discussing both its strengths and weaknesses as well as ways to improve the system.

An overview and discussion concerning Canada's approach to the Kyoto Accord.

A look at the significant role that hockey plays in the Canadian national identity using John B. Lee's book, "The Hockey Sonnets".

A review and discussion of Reed Scowan's book about Quebec Unity, "Time to Say Goodbye".

A look at how the definitions of Reform and Orthodox Judaism changed in the 19th and 20th centuries with regards to Canadian Jewry.

A look at how election poll results have been used to sway public opinion during a Canadian federal election.

A discussion on the effects that globalization has had on the public sector in Canada.

A comparison and contrast of the cultural identities of Canada and the United States.

A look at whether women have achieved equality in the Canadian labor market.

A case study on forestry management in Ontario, Canada and the factors that make it difficult to protect the area's vulnerable natural resources.

An examination of how trade strategy could be modified within the Canadian publishing industry in order to attract more foreign investment and gain access to new technologies and markets.

An analysis of the nature of "orthodox" for the Eastern European Jew in Canada.

This paper examines Canadian immigrant and refugee women and the problem of domestic violence.

This paper emphasizes the severity of the nursing shortage in Canada today.

This paper describes the achievements of Louis Riel in establishing the province of Manitoba.

This paper examines the Canadian job market's simultaneous increasing and decreasing employment levels.

This paper looks at the newspaper coverage of the Kyoto Protocol in Hamilton, Ontario, between 2005 and 2006.

This paper presents a personal opinion about abortion in Canada.

This paper examines human resources issues in the Canadian health care system.

This paper offers an overview of the hospitality industry and Canadian (and Ontarian) demographics.

This paper examines why Jerry Zucker bought the Hudson's Bay Company and what this deal's impact will be.

This paper discusses Plato's concept of justice, as it relates to 21st century Toronto.

This paper discusses the distortion of the British North America Act by the JCPC between 1867 and 1896.

This paper discusses hockey as a part of Canadian culture.

This paper defines and discusses moments in Canadian history from 1900 onwards.

This paper provides an editorial analysis of The Gomery Report.

This paper looks at the subject of the Canada oil reserves and examines the recent Chinese investment.

This paper discusses Canadian history as a mixture of entertainment, information and biased political rhetoric.

This paper discusses the characteristics and the role of the Jewish community in Canada.

This paper examines the "Glass Ceiling" experienced by women in the workplace.

This paper defines institutional discrimination and explains how it applies to homosexuals in Canada by denying them access to some governmental institutions.

This paper describes the requirements and challenges when doing an ecological and behavioral assessment of an endangered animal. The Vancouver Island marmot is used as an example.

A discussion on the implications of the Gomery Inquiry.

A discussion on women in the labour force.

A discussion on Martin Mulroney and his political career.

A profile of Dr. Henry Morgentaler's work.

A character study of a Canadian Japanese girl, Naomi, in the novel "Obasan" by Joy Kogawa.

This paper explores the Canadian publishing industry and its dependence on public funds.

This paper explores cultural approaches to the problems of 20th century growth in Toronto.

This paper discusses the status of women within the Canadian workforce.

This paper presents the thesis that physical and social attributes, such as race and ethnicity, determine social interaction and involvement within society.

This paper offers an oveview of the Canadian International Development Agency.

This paper analyzes and offers a personal view on "The Rights Revolution" by Michael Ignatieff.

This paper explores the housing situation in Canada and in general.

This paper explores the social changes brought about as a result of World War Two.

This paper discusses the importance of floods and floodplains in Canada.

This paper examines corporate crime in Canada and its unfairness to taxpayers.

This paper examines immigrant women in Canada and the concept of racialization.

A description of the Eaton Centre meeting place in Canada.

An analysis of the success of government intervention in Canadian health care.

This paper discusses water resource management in Canada.

Understanding and analyzing racial segregation of native peoples in Canada

An analysis of the media accounts of the Avian Flu virus in Canada in 2005.

An review of the debate surrounding Sharia Law in Canada.

A look at urban development in Spadina District in Toronto.

An analysis of a community centered non-profit agency serving victims of domestic violence.

Understanding the biological, geographic, and ecosystem problems of the ice storm in Canada in 1998.

A critical review of Nandita Sharma's work on anti-trafficking campaigns.

Examines the Canadian multinational company, Bombardier, Inc..

A discussion of the necessity for political parties in Canada.

An analysis of provincial governments in Canada.

An analysis of the high proportion of Aboriginal people in Canadian institutions.

This paper discusses the issues of multiculturalism and immigration in Canada.

The international legal precedent that resulted from the case of The Citizens of Newport, Vermont v. the Government of Quebec.

A comparative analysis discussing land claim conflicts in North America.

The paper examines neo-liberalism, social welfare in Toronto, and the feminization of poverty.

The paper studies the impact of unemployment using the work "Unwilling Idlers: The Urban Unemployed and Their Families in Late Victorian Canada" by Peter Baskerville and Eric Sager.

A discussion of the Softwood Lumber dispute in Canada.

An analysis of the Chinese Community in the Greater Toronto Area.

A review of "The Silent Takeover" by Noreena Hertz.

An analysis of the racist origins of Canadian society in the 19th century.

An analysis of poverty and social inequality in Canada and its implications for advanced societies.

An analysis of the case of South Parkdale and the role of the Parkdale Pilot Project in social displacement.

An analysis of poverty and homelessness in Canada and the governments response.

An analysis of the reasons for the demonizing and criminalizing of African-Canadians.

An analysis of sexual harassment policies in the workplace and how they compare to the Anti Harassment Policies as published by the Canadian Human Right Commission.

An analysis of unequal income distribution in Canada and the reasons for the gaps.

An overview of the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE), its goals and services.

An examination of communication in Canada through the use of language.

This paper discusses native Canadian's involvement in the fur trade.

A discussion of significant environmental issues in densely populated urban areas of Canada.

An argument in favor of same-sex marriages, based on the article, "The Fundamental Argument for Same-Sex Marriage," by Ralph Wedgwood.

An analysis of the principles of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

An analysis of the argument between native and non-native Canadians over claims of land.

An argument for the constitutional legitimacy of same sex marriages in Canada.

A comparison of the political cultures in Canada and the United States.

A definition and explanation of class, gender and discrimination within a sociological framework.

A discussion on the possibility for regional co-operation between Canada's provinces.

An analysis of the result of Canada's immigration becoming an issue for the private sector.

An ecological assessment and preservation strategies for Vancouver Island Marmots.

A discussion of the Canadian workforce, focusing on immigrant's integration and earnings.

A discussion into institutional racism in Canada, compared to the U.S./U.K, that maintains white privilege

A discussion of different social and linguistic values found in Canadian society, with particular emphasis on "Glocal English".

A discussion into the pros and cons of foreign ownership of publishing firms.