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11063 Mike Harris' Election in Ontario. This essay discusses the election in June 1999 of Mike Harris' Conservative Party in Ontario. The Party got as big a share of the popular vote (45%) as it did in 1995. Since more people voted in the new election, it meant that the Tories attracted at least 150,000 new votes. (Robinson) Overall, it appears that voters supported the low-taxes platform. 12 pgs. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
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11320 Welfare. This essay discusses how the social program of welfare in Canada has always been very much connected to the reality of social stratification throughout the society at large. It has reflected a set of ideas about the family and the role of women in general. At the same time, welfare reform is now under way because of globalization and deregulation. 14 pgs. Bibliography lists 11 sources.
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11655 The Differences between 19th Century Conservatism and late 20th Century Neo-Conservatism in Canadian Political History. This paper is an historical assessment of Canadian politics. The paper evaluates the differences between 19th Century Conservatism and late 20th Century Neo-Conservatism in Canadian political history, and describes these differences in relation to Canadian business and economics. 12 pgs. 4 sources.
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11698 Policy Brief For New Legislation on Pre-Conception (Surrogacy) Birth Contracts. This paper provides recommendations for a policy brief for new legislation on Pre-Conception (Surrogacy) birth contracts. Recommendations in this policy brief include including allowance and awareness of gender, race, sex, and class influences, as well as ethical fairness in evaluating the implications of this legislation. 13 pgs. 3 sources.
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12149 Restructuring the Safety Net as an Investment. This five-page undergraduate paper consists of a proposal based on the demographics and considerations of policy present by the Economic Council of Canada. It is all based on the premise that the government wants to be efficient and cost-effective. 5 pgs, bibliography lists 1 source.
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12786 Hydro One Privatization. This paper examines the privatization of Hydro One in Ontario, Canada. It examines the neo-conservative ideology of privatization. The negative impacts of privatization and examines efforts to stop the proposal.11-pages, bibliography lists 11 sources.
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13187 Opposition to the Privatization of Hydro One - Howard Hampton and the New Democratic Party. Privatization of Ontario Hydro is most often discussed as a provincial issue that is rooted in the capital of Toronto. However, the selling off of Ontario Hydro plants in smaller communities of the province is an important aspect of the privatization. The leader of the Ontario New Democratic Party, Howard Hampton, represents Rainy River, a community in which hundreds of Ontario Hydro workers and others stand to be affected by the changeover. In these areas that have by tradition had significant poverty, the prospect of higher hydro costs as well as lost employment should plants and existing services be closed or reorganized has particular importance. 5 pgs. 5 sources.
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