Excerpt This thesis presents an ethnographic study based in the city of Toronto on how ethnic Chinese negotiate their ambivalence towards the category “Chinese-Canadian”, particularly in relation to discourses about race, ethnicity and language. It is the finding of this study that second generation, economically privileged ethnic Chinese women are likely to feel most comfortable with […]
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Certificate in Sustainability
Author Huynh, Kenneth
Advisor Heller, Monica
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SDGs Gender Equality
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Departments Sociology and Equity Studies in Education
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Keywords women
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Excerpt On October 21st , 2005 the Supreme Court of Canada ruled that immigration officials “can no longer assess potential immigrants to be ‘medically inadmissible’ to Canada solely on the basis of a person’s disability” and their likelihood to make “excessive demands on Canadian social services” (Chadha 2005, 1). In this thesis I will explore this […]
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Certificate in Sustainability
Author Ejiogu, Nwadiogo
Advisor Nestel, Sheryl ||Alexander, M. Jacqui
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Departments Sociology and Equity Studies in Education
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Keywords governance
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Excerpt Herbal medicines remain integral part of indigenous health care system in Ghana. Most conventional health medicines are directly or indirectly derived from plants or herbs. Despite its significant role in modern medicine indigenous herbal practices has been on the low light for some time due to perceived antagonistic relationship that exists between practitioners of herbal […]
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Sustainability Scholar
Certificate in Sustainability
Author Darko, Isaac N.
Advisor Wane, Njoki
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SDGs Good Health and Well-Being
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Departments Sociology and Equity Studies in Education
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Excerpt Using a critical discourse analysis (CDA), this thesis examines how risks and food security, in relation to Genetically Modified (GM) foods, are constructed within the media context. The project analyzes news articles that appeared in two Canadian newspapers, The Globe and Mail and The Toronto Star, and two British newspapers, The London Times and the […]
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Sustainability Scholar
Certificate in Sustainability
Author Chénier, Lynn A.
Advisor Simon, Roger I. ||Boler, Megan
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SDGs Zero Hunger
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Departments Sociology and Equity Studies in Education
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Keywords food
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Excerpt Curricula in classrooms facilitate a national amnesia of colonialism that renders inconceivable the possibility of Aboriginal heritage or mixed-blood presence in national subjects. This thesis examines my own family history alongside the Indian Act and discourses of multiculturalism. I provide a personal account for the ways in which Aboriginal identities are regulated in Canada. I […]
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Sustainability Scholar
Certificate in Sustainability
Author Boock, Rebecca
Advisor Cannon, Martin
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SDGs Quality Education
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Departments Sociology and Equity Studies in Education
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Keywords educat
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Excerpt Through an analysis of Social Studies textbooks of the government primary school curriculum of Bangladesh, this thesis highlights the role of the education system in pushing poor and ethnic minority children out of school. The texts and graphics are analyzed in order to examine the ways in which they oppress and exclude these children by […]
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Sustainability Scholar
Certificate in Sustainability
Author Abdullah, Silmi
Advisor Nestel, Sheryl
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SDGs Quality Education
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Excerpt The overall goal of this research study is to determine if there is a correlation between electronic health (e-Health) adoption, e-Health investment and better health outcomes in a hospital setting. To carry out this research, data with respect to e-Health spending, e-Health adoption and relevant health outcome indicator results for Ontario hospitals were analyzed to […]
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Sustainability Scholar
Certificate in Sustainability
Author Gill, Nancy
Advisor Leonard, Kevin
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SDGs Good Health and Well-Being
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Departments Health Policy, Management and Evaluation
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Excerpt This dissertation argues that the idea of constitutional rights transformed Canadian constitutional law well before the entrenchment of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Specifically, it locates the origins of Canada’s twentieth-century rights revolution in the constitutional thinking of scholars, lawyers, judges, and politicians at mid-century (1930-1960). Drawing on archival documents, personal papers, government […]
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Sustainability Scholar
Certificate in Sustainability
Author Adams, Eric Michael
Advisor Schneiderman, David
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Departments Law
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Keywords justice, rights
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Excerpt Contemporary conceptual models of health emphasize the importance of patient-based outcomes and recognize the complexity involved in their assessment. Various health conditions, personal, social, and environmental factors, are all thought to contribute to individual’s quality of life. However, the impact of orthodontic treatment on Oral Health-related Quality of Life (OH-QOL) outcomes in children has not […]
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Sustainability Scholar
Certificate in Sustainability
Author Agou, Shoroog
Advisor Locker, David ||Tompson, Bryan ||Streiner, David
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Departments Dentistry
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Excerpt The rapid expansion of low-density suburban areas in North America has led to new travel patterns that require transit services to be more flexible. Flex-Route transit service, which combines fixed-route transit service with elements of demand-responsive transit service, has emerged as a viable transit option to address the travel needs of the residents of these […]
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Sustainability Scholar
Certificate in Sustainability
Author Alshalalfah, Baha Waheed Yousef
Advisor Shalaby, Amer Saïd
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SDGs Sustainable Cities and Communities
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Departments Civil Engineering
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Keywords urban
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