The Canadian State

Library and Archives Canada Cataloguing in Publication. Title: The Canadian state / edited by Heather Whiteside & Stephen McBride

"Book Review: Citizens Plus: Aboriginal Peoples and the Canadian State, by Alan C. Cairns UBC Law Review 35.2 (2002 539-553. This Book Review is brought

This Article pays particular attention to the Canadian state's uses of law to enable the trafficking of indigenous women and girls (and indigenous peoples

In a com- parative analysis of indigenous peoples and the state in Canada, Australia New Zealand, Denmark and Norway, Frances Abele notes the remarkable fact

Bad economic times heat up suspicion and tension between sub-national ethnic, religious, linguistic and aboriginal communities, reducing their opportunity for

Soderlund, eds Profiles of Canada (Toronto, 1992) or John Saywell and George. Vegh, eds Making the Law: The Courts and the Constitution (Toronto, 1991

Cardus Spirited Citizenship studies the ways in which Canadians work together to strengthen our shared social fabric. In particular we study charitable giving

Leo Panitch, “The Role and Nature of the Canadian State in Leo Panitch, ed The. Canadian State: Political Economy and Political Power (Toronto: University

Feb 18, 2022 Supplementing settler-focused accounts, this article sheds light on the role of the Canadian state in cultivating the conservatism that has come

addresses reception: that is, I argue that the Canadian state's responses to violence against indigenous women and girls have been driven by self-interest and

When the Canadian. Football League, a national sporting league that represented the nation began to struggle, the stage was set for the most significant

2) as between the Canadian state and Indigenous legal orders.3. The work of the BCLI primarily takes place on the unceded territories of the xʷmәθkʷәy̓әm

The federal government and all Canadian provinces and territories have human rights laws with specific agencies which allow them to enforce legislation

It is noteworthy that the oppression faced by people with disabilities in the immigration system is not unique to Canada. The issue has garnered attention in

Professor: Rodney Haddow. Class time: Thursday, 2 - 4 PM. Class location: My office location: 3119 Sydney Smith Hall; 100 St. George Street

Canada is a constitutional monarchy, a parliamentary democracy and a federal state. Canadians are bound together by a shared commitment to the rule of law and

A federal state is one that brings together a number of different political communities with a common government for common purposes, and separate “state” or “

Sep 18, 2026 The Canada West Foundation ensures that Western Canada's priorities, backed by its economic strength, shape national policy through

Oct 31, 2023 That the Government of Canada strengthen rules and penalties governing illicit disclosure of national security intelligence. Xenophobia and

Aug 21, 2023 POLI 372: Indigenous Peoples and the Canadian State. Instructor: Aberdeen Berry. Fall 2023. 4.05-5.25 Tuesdays and Thursdays (4.05-4.55 once