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2951 Public Administration: Administrative Responsibility. This paper will examine the concept of administrative responsibility. This will include an assessment of how it does or does not work in practice in the Canadian parliamentary system as well as how it is related to political neutrality, the public interest, and ethics. 6 pgs. 21 f/c. 3b.
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3169 Transportation And Its Impact On The Canadian Economy. This paper will present an analysis of the Canadian transportation industry, recent developments that have affected it, and possible future concerns in an attempt to evaluate its current position. This will include an assessment of its performance, the ways in which firms have changed, if at all, and the evolution of the industry's competitive environment. It is hypothesised that in spite of the turbulence that the industry has had to face in recent times, the Canadian transportation has managed to make a significant impact on the economy and has become increasingly efficient, effective and competitive. 10 pgs. 17 f/c. 10b.
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10720 The Far Right in Canada: A New Social Movement. This paper examines the far right in Canada as a social movement. It looks at individuals such as Ernst Zundel and Jim Keegstra and organizations associated with. It outlines the far rights beliefs and plans for action. It concludes that the far right is disorganized and weak in Canada today. 18 pgs. Bibliography lists 26 sources.
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10749 Toronto After Kyoto This paper examines the role of Toronto as a source of atmospheric pollution particularly greenhouse gases. It identifies automobiles as the principle source of atmospheric pollutants in Toronto. It then examines the role of suburbanization, commuting and congestion. It then looks at the city's plans and alternative proposals for addressing the problem. 8 pgs. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
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10852 Quebec Nationalism. This essay discusses Quebec nationalism and the role it has played in Quebec's role in confederation and move for independence. As long as Quebec nationalism remains a strong force, the support for Quebec's independence will remain a reality within Canada. 10 pgs. bibliography lists 9 sources.
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11043 Toronto: From Edge City Suburbanization to Intensification. This paper examines recent shifts in Toronto's planning and development paradigm from edge city suburbanization to intensification. It outlines the origins of intensification, its implications and its importance for the real estate industry. 7 pgs. Bibliography lists 12 sources.
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11504 The Issue of Air Pollution in Toronto. This three-page undergraduate paper discusses the issue of air pollution in Toronto. The mistakes Toronto is making are observed in a discussion of other cities. Solutions are proposed, but are developed through the three questions. 3 pgs. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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