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This paper examines the aging of Canada's population and its potential consequences. Many consider the aging of the 'baby boom' generation to be a crisis. Other demographers suggest it will have positive consequences.

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. It begins by identifying their unique, historic relationship with the natural environment. It then considers the impact of development on this aspect of identity and the larger question of racism within Canadian society an its impacts on aboriginal identity.

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This paper examines the future of Quebecois nationalism and Canadian federalism. It focuses on the rise of contemporary Quebecois nationalism and proposes asymmetrical federalism as the solution to preserve the Canadian union.

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Norval Morrisseau was an Ojibway Indian from northern Ontario. He referred to himself as a "shaman-artist" and his work illustrated Ojibway spiritual values and the links between the material and spiritual worlds in the Ojibway worldview.

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This paper examines the outbreak of e-coli in Walkerton, Ontario in 2000. It looks at its causes and effects. It also evaluates the recommendations of the Walkerton Inquiry.

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This paper examines the neo-conservative ideology of privatization in light of the privatization of Hydro One in Ontario, Canada. The paper looks at the negative impacts of privatization and examines efforts to stop the proposal.

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This paperfocuses on the Greater Toronto Area's curren, and historic reliance on land filling. It identifies the problems with landfilling and other aspects of the GTA's waste disposal plans and proposes alternatives.

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This paper examines the public health disaster in Walkerton, Ontario when 7 people died from E. Coli in the water supply in the early summer of 2000. It assesses the government decisions that made the Ministry of the Environment's regulatory regime vulnerable to failure. It also identifies the government's neo-conservative philosophy as the key factor in the breakdown.

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This paper focuses on the continuing relevance of Canadian labor unions in the face of globalization and the new co-operative environment focusing on productivity and efficiency that characterizes/labour management relations today.

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This paper examines the role of interest groups and political parties in the Canadian political process. It identifies their roles and compares and contrasts them.