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This is a non-credit, non-fee course consisting of a series of lectures on a theme related to one of the course offerings. A minimum of three lectures will be given during the semester. Required for the Diploma in Arts and Science (Canadian Studies).

Provides an understanding of contemporary American cultural, economic, and political power in Canada and the varied popular and institutional responses. Topics may include the political-economy of Canada - US relations; the free trade agreements and globalization; and American impact on Canadian...

A survey of contemporary First Nations' (Indian, Inuit, and Metis) issues. Emphasis placed upon various social, political, economic, anthropological, and artistic concerns in terms of the Canadian multicultural perspective.This course satisfies the Canadian content requirement for the Bachelor of...

An interdisciplinary study of the concept of work in Canadian society. The problems Canadians encounter in the field of work will be considered from such viewpoints as sociology, history, literature, and philosophy.Students will receive credit for only one of CNST 1130 or 4850. CNST 1130 may not be...

COOP 2502 Co-op Work Placement ll Part 1 is paired with COOP 2503 Co-op Work Placement ll Part 2, and together these two courses are recognized as the equivalent of COOP 2501 (Work Placement ll). This course is the first half of a co-op placement taken part-time over two terms.Work experience and...