Date Extended for Programmes announced by Shastri Indo-Canadian Institute

SHASTRI INDO-CANADIAN INSTITUTE, 

5, Bhai Vir Singh Marg,

New Delhi-110001

The deadline has been extended from 19^th October 2015  to 15^th November 2015 to receive applications for our recently announced MHRD funded programmes for the year 2015-16.

Programme details can be found http://www.sici.org.in/index.php?page=gao-for-indian-scholars

Requesting your support to disseminate this information widely among academic fraternity.

Sincerely,

SICI, India Office

Announcement of New Programmes of Shastri Indo-Canadian Institute

SHASTRI INDO-CANADIAN INSTITUTE5, 

Bhai Vir Singh Marg, 

New Delhi-110001

We are pleased to announce the Ministry of Human Resource and Development, Government of India funded five new programmes for the year 2015-16, namely:

1. Shastri Institutional Collaborative Research Grant (SICRG)
2. Shastri Mobility Programme (SMP)
3. Shastri Research Student Fellowship (SRSF)
4. Faculty Development Programme for Vocational Education (FDPVE)
5. Faculty-In-Residence Programme (FIR)

Most of these programmes are new initiatives of the Shastri Indo-Canadian Institute under the Xth Addendum to MoU with the Government of India. The focus areas are mainly Energy - including the Renewable Energy, Agricultural science/ Technology, Environmental Sciences, Teacher education and training, Health Science Education and Nursing, Marine Sciences, Ocean Studies apart from subjects relating to Humanities and Social Sciences.  The Institute has also included Vocational Education and Development Areas in its broader ambit. These programmes will be beneficial for the adoption of new methods of pedagogy, boosting research in cutting-edge technologies and building stronger academic networks between both countries.

In order to give a wider coverage to these programmes, we request you to kindly have it displayed on the notice boards and respective websites of your University/Institution. This will help in promoting our programmes and benefit the academic community. The details of the programmes are available at our website www.sici.org.in and www.sici.org

Please note that all awards are subject to the availability of funds from MHRD.

email your queries at siciaffairs@sici.org.in 

SICI, India Office

Study Mass Communication in Alberta, Canada

In Canada University of Calgary, Mount Royal University, MacEwan University and Athabasca University is offering degrees in Mass Communication.


University of Calgary offers degrees under 4 categories at undergraduate  level like Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Communications Studies; BA Honours in Communications Studies; Bachelor of Communications Studies (BCS); Co-Operative Education (Co-op); and a Minor in Communications Studies. For more Details please visit the Website: University of Calgary

Athabasca University offers the Bachelor of Professional Arts Communication Studies major through Center for Interdisciplinary Studies. For more details with regard to eligibility and credits please refer to the website:  Athabasca University

Mount Royal University under the faculty of Communication Studies offers Bachelor of communication Journalism. For details please refer to website: Mount Royal University

MacEwan University under the faculty of Fine Arts and Communications offers bachelor in Communication Studies. For More details visit the website: MacEvan University

Please keep visiting the blog regularly to know courses and degrees in other Disciplines.

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Conference on Emerging Priorities for Sustainable Partnerships

The Shastri Indo-Canadian Institute is organizing a Conference titled “Emerging Priorities for Sustainable Partnerships” at the India International Centre, New Delhi on June 1, 2013, to present collaborative research that has been completed, or is currently being undertaken, by Indian and Canadian universities/research institutions in four focus areas:

1. Energy & Environment

2. Public Health

3. Food Security & Sustainable Development

4. Bi-lateral Trade and Investment

Objectives

Emerging opportunities and strategies to address challenges in these four areas that have been identified as priority sectors by both the Indian and Canadian governments will be the themes of this Conference. One of the objectives of this Conference is to gather experts and a new cadre of researchers to discuss their contributions to higher learning while weaving academic and institutional collaborations between Canada and India. It is expected that strategic recommendations will be derived from the Conference that will contribute to sustained academic and institutional partnerships.

Call for Papers

Papers are invited from faculty, post-doctoral researchers, and doctoral students from Shastri member institutions, as well as faculty/researchers from non-member institutions to present and share work that has been completed or is currently progressing in these four areas. The papers could be the outcome of research funded by the Shastri Indo-Canadian Institute or by other agencies, universities or research institutions. We particularly encourage submissions that develop inter-disciplinary themes.

Abstract of papers must be submitted by April 30, 2013, to Dr. Prachi Kaul, Programme Officer, Shastri Indo-Canadian Institute by email at prachi@sici.org.in. Authors must indicate the focus area for which they would like their paper to be considered.

Important Dates§ April 30, 2013: Deadline for Submission of Abstracts

§ May 15, 2013: Acceptance Notification

§ June 1, 2013: Conference

Travel and Accommodation

Economy class air-fare within India, and local accommodation in New Delhi, will be provided to out-station scholars whose papers have been selected for presentation at the Conference. Travel and accommodation arrangements/reimbursements will be done according to the travel and accommodation policy of the Shastri Indo-Canadian Institute.

 

Conference Coordinators

Dr. Biju Paul Abraham, IIM Calcutta and Dr. Ravishankar Rao, Mangalore University

Executive Council

Shastri Indo-Canadian Institute

5 BhaiVir Singh Marg,

New Delhi – 110 001, India.

Telephone: 91-11-2374-6417/3114, Fax: 91-11-2374-6416
Website: www.sici.org.in, Email: sici@sici.org

CALL FOR PAPERS: NATIONAL SEMINAR On "Hydro-Power Development in Relation to the Overall Developmentof Mountain Regions"

Himachal Pradesh University, Centre for Canadian Studies Development Programme




NATIONAL SEMINAR

On

"Hydro-Power Development in Relation to the Overall Developmentof MountainRegions"

Sponsored by Shastri Indo-Canadian Institute, New Delhi

Tuesday, 26 March 2013



Hydro-power is the main energy resource in many hilly regions, including Himachal Pradesh which has more than 2,5000 MW of hydro-power potential in its five river basins. The hill state has followed the hydro-electric potential actively in the last few decades and till now has harnessed 35% of its estimated capacity. Hydro-power development in the mountain regions of India is now at a stage when it is desirable to evaluate the economic impact of this development to check and assess whether the hydro-power projects have made a substantial and positive impact on the livelihoods and lifestyle of the people and their economic development.

At the same time big power projects have been an area of concern for the environmentalists who hold that economic benefits are wiped out by the environmentally degrading impact of these projects on the fragile mountain ecosphere. Although project specific cultural and sociological studies are also being made, yet there is need to assess and evaluate the changes that these projects have brought to the ethos and way of life in the hill communities.

The National Seminar will bring together the stakeholders to engage in an informed debate about the pros and cons of hydro-electric power projects in mountain regions, particularly, Himachal Pradesh. The focus will be on economic development brought about by the harnessing of hydro-power in the state and assessing at the same time its impact on ecology and the socio-cultural life of the inhabitants. Canada being a leading country in the world in the area of hydro-power technology is a reference point for the discussions and for possible partnerships and policy recommendations and exchange of institutional cooperation to build and renew the thinking process in hydro power development in the times to come.





Indicative themes:

(a) Economic development of the mountain regions

(b) Employment opportunities and livelihood viability

(c) Environment and ecological issues

(d) Improving the health & life of rivers after exploitation of the rivers’ potential

(e) Development sustainability

(f) Relief and rehabilitation concerns

(g) Disaster management implications

(g) Evaluation mechanisms of the project affected area/zone after the commissioning of projects

(h) Research analysis and application thereof in the evolving planning and development process

(i) Socio–cultural impacts and responses to them





Recommended style:-

Submissions in MS Word, neatly typed in 1.15 spacing on A4 size paper, having margins 1.5 inches on the left and 1.0 inch on the right. Font name:Times New Roman infont size: 12. Bibliographical referencing should be in alphabetical ascending order and be made on a separate sheet at the end of the paper.



The length of the abstract should be 200-250 words.



The length of the full paper should be between 2000-3000 words including references and charts.



The name of the author(s), title of the paper, correspondence address and e-mail ID should be on a separate cover page. The abstract for peer review should contain only the title of the paper.

Registration Fee: Rs. 500/- (to be paid at the time of registration at the Seminar venue).

Please send the submissions to canadianstudieshpu@gmail.com



Deadline to submit the abstract: 17 March 2013

Acceptance of Abstracts: 19 March 2013



For more information contact:

Prof.Meenakshi F. Paul mfpaul.simla@gmail.com)
Devinder Sharma (drdevindersharma84@gmail.com) Dr Anupama Singh (anupamakanwarhpu@gmail.com)   Director Associate Director Seminar Secretary

Doing Business in India

Doing Business in India


Event Date(s): March 1, 2013
Event Location: HEC Montreal (Amphitheatre IBM)


Event Details

The Shastri Indo-Canadian Institute, in collaboration with HEC Montreal and Canada India Business Council, is organizing a conference on “Doing Business in India” on March 1 as follow:

From 7:30 to 16:30 :Participation open to all

This conference will focus on identifying key opportunities, challenges and best practices for potential Canadian investments in India on some priority sectors, i.e. energy, food security, infrastructure and education etc. The Conference program includes panels on important challenges faced in key areas mentioned above and will be attended by eminent researchers and scholars from Universities in Quebec/Canada working in collaboration with their Indian partners. The focus will be on the following key areas:

■Quebec & India partnerships

■Women in Indian businesses

■Development Issues


From 16h:30 to 21h:00: Round Table on “Future agenda for Canada India Partnership; Unlocking its full potential” jointly organized by Shastri Indo-Canadian Institute and Indo-Canada Chamber of Commerce.
Attendance to the round table is by invitations only.

The Round Table will focus on key areas of agriculture and food processing; education; energy, science, technology and innovation; SMEs and bridge building role of Indo-Canadians.

We expect senior academic and Industry leaders from both Canada and India along with community and government representatives to participate in the event. Interaction of academic leadership, researchers and scholars with the industry and government stakeholders is an important key objective of the Round Table discussions.

Both SICI and ICCC are united in their objective to make due contribution to the promotion of Canada India Partnership and for unlocking the full potential of Canada-India relations in coming years



Roundtable Brochure

Meena Srinivasan Memorial Awards for Indian Artists

Shastri Indo-Canadian Institute is pleased to announce a onetime grant initiative named: Meena Srinivasan Memorial Award (MSMA) for emerging Indian Artists, performing in the area of Carnatic Music. Meena Srinivasan was a passionate supporter of Indian Carnatic music.


With a purpose of leveraging the promotion of Indian arts and culture in Canada, the MSMA grant is aiming at assisting a talented young Indian artist with travel subsidies to visit Canada to participate in cultural events or competitions.


Number and Scope of Awards:One awardswill be offered in in support of Carnatic Music.


Value: CAD$ 1,500 (each award)

• These funds to be spent in supporting the international round trip (India-Canada-India) economy airfare costs of the artists.

Number of Awards:1
Application Requirements:

Please provide the following supporting documentation with the application form:

 A Letter of Invitation from the host institution/organization
 Curriculum Vitae (no more than 3 pages)
 Itinerary for prospective stay in Canada;

 Two copies of audio/video on DVD/CD (5-15 minutes)

 Proof of Indian citizenship (Copy of passport or other document);

Evaluation Criteria: Applications will be evaluated on the basis of:
• Event/Host Institution (3 points)

• Evidence of training on the subject (3 points)

• The applicant’s competence and potential for progress (4 points)

• The applicant’s current and potential contribution to Indian arts through performance, exhibition and/or other forms of dissemination (4 points)


Disbursement of Funds:

The funds will be released to the awardees upon producing a copy of their appropriate Canadian visa for the travel along with a confirmed travel plan

Application Deadline:

Please submit your completed electronic application form to the Shastri Institute’s India Office to rati@sici.org.in by February 24, 2013


Application Form:
Carnatic Music Application Form.doc


Contact:
For more information, please contact:
Ms. Rati Talwar
5 Bhai Vir Singh Marg
New Delhi,
INDIA-110 001
Telephone: 91-11-2374-6417/3114

Please note that only selected candidates will be notified and the Institute takes no responsibility for missing applications or materials in mail, by post, electronic or via courier.

Funding:

*The MSMA is being funded by the family and friends of late Meena Srinivasan, who was based in Montreal, Canada. Meena was a carnatic vocalist; she also initiated many young children into the world of classical carnatic music. Her family and friends would like to make her legacy live on through music and dance.*

Idle No More spreading beyond Canada's borders

First Nations activists in Washington, D.C., to give interviews to American media The Canadian Press, Jan 1, 2013 5:36 PM ET


Alex Rogers wears a grass dance headdress near a railway blockade line in Sarnia, Ont. last month. The Idle No More movement has spread as far afield as Texas and New Zealand. (Dave Chidley/Canadian Press) Facebook



The Aboriginal movement known as Idle No More continued to gain strength beyond Canada's borders onTuesday as activists embarked on a public relations blitz in the United States.

Pamela Palmater, one of the leaders of the movement, travelled to Washington, D.C. to give interviews to the U.S. media. She said the goal of the media campaign was to raise awareness internationally and force Prime Minister Stephen Harper to act.
"The idea is to put pressure on the Canadian government to pay attention and come to the table," Palmater said by phone. "I was invited to come down and do some media about Idle No More, basically answer questions about why it's spreading into the United States."


In addition to recent events held across Canada, rallies have already been staged as far off as Texas, Hawaii and New Zealand with plans for more in the coming days.'Idle No More feels that any acts that are not in line with peace and solidarity only detract attention from our ultimate mission.'

—Idle No More official statementPalmater said Chief Theresa Spence's hunger strike, now in its fourth week, is part of a much larger protest movement.


The initial spark was the federal government's omnibus budget legislation but it has now become about broader issues like inequality and treaty rights, she said.Palmater noted an evolution in the form protests have taken over the past few weeks, toward increased civil disobedience.


"We did letter writing and phone calls and trying to talk to MPs and, you know, we took that route and it didn't work," she said. "Then we had to move up to peaceful marches and rallies, and that didn't work. So now we're doing all these flash mob round dances, which are more about working hand in hand with Canadians and also keeping the focus on the media. But now you see blockades."



Rail lines disrupted

There have been several disruptions at rail lines over the past week, including one on the main line between Montreal and Toronto on Sunday evening which delayed Via Rail passengers. Protesters have also blocked a CN line in Sarnia, Ont.
There was even a call to set up blockades at Canada-U.S. borders on Saturday, though that move hasn't been endorsed by organizers.It wasn't clear whether local activists would follow through.

A statement released last week on the Idle No More website urged peaceful forms of protest.

"Idle No More feels that any acts that are not in line with peace and solidarity only detract attention from our ultimate mission," the statement said.Palmater echoed that sentiment on Tuesday."We're trying our best to avoid things that would inconvenience Canadians," she said.
Meanwhile, Spence's hunger strike continued to gain support from across the country. A group of activists travelled from the Maritimes to bring supplies to her protest site, located on an island in the Ottawa River across from Parliament Hill.

Demonstrators block Toronto traffic

Dozens of demonstrators took to the streets of downtown Toronto on Tuesday afternoon in support of Idle No More and stopped traffic at one of the city's busiest intersections.
Actor Tantoo Cardnial was part of the Toronto rally and said she got into acting to tell the world the stories of Canada's aboriginal peoples.
"The blueprint of who we are as a civilization — that was attacked by the church, by the government, by corporations," Cardinal said.
Spence is in support of the treaty rights and the "Canadian people have to understand there are two signers in the treaties," she said.

"Those treaties were signed in a sacred way— they were signed through ceremony, through prayer … and it's a sacred agreement."Aboriginal Affairs Minister John Duncan has offered to meet with her but Spence has turned that proposal down. The federal government says it has made an effort to consult with aboriginal leaders and work on pressing issues on reserves like education, clean drinking water and housing.
It points to a meeting held last January with First Nations leaders as proof it is serious about improving their relationship.


© The Canadian Press, 2013

Canadian Politics in 2013

More headaches for Harper, Trudeaumania 2.0 on horizon for new year Derek Abma, Global News : Friday, December 28, 2012 4:18 PM


The stage is set for what should be an interesting year in Canadian politics. The federal Liberals are scheduled to choose a new leader in the spring, with most indications showing Justin Trudeau – son of the late iconic Liberal prime minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau – likely to get the gig. Surveys have also shown Trudeau’s leadership would put the Liberals back in contention for forming the next government in 2015 after years in the political wilderness.



It remains to be seen whether some of the big political stories to emerge in the latter part of 2012 will continue to have an impact in 2013. For example, as 2012 drew to a close, the government of Prime Minister Stephen Harper was defending its previous commitment to purchase a fleet of F-35 fighter jets while, at the same time, saying it was reassessing its options in the wake of a new report that showed the cost of such military equipment – at about $45 billion over 42 years – would go far beyond anything that was previously stated.



Liberals and Trudeau

Darrell Bricker, CEO of polling firm Ipsos’ public affairs division, highlights the Liberal leadership race as something to watch for in 2013. “Putting a new leader in place and giving the Grits an opportunity to get back in the game will be probably one of the biggest things that’s going to happen,” he said, “simply because of the person (Trudeau) who’s likely to win. And it will be all eyes on that probably for at least early in the new year through to the actual convention (in April).”



Native issues


Bricker also said there is potential for the Idle No More movement of First Nations protests to become a major political story in 2013 if it becomes confrontational as past native protests have in Oka, Que., and Caledonia, Ont. That, combined with other protest movements, the Liberal leadership decision or anything that’s generally about opposing the Harper government could set the political tone for 2013, Bricker said.
“If you ask me what the biggest story is going to be of the year it’s how the opposition to the Conservative government sorts itself out,” Bricker said, noting that further stinginess in next federal budget in an effort to eliminate the deficit is sure to raise the ire of some.



F-35s
Bricker downplayed the prominence the F-35 issue will have in 2013 because “nobody’s really that interested in it.” “Nobody really knows what the right answer is; different people agreeing and disagreeing with different parts of it, the military having one point of view,” he said. “It’s a complicated issue and, as a result, people just kind of tune out.”



He said the F-35 issue is certainly not for the Tories what the sponsorship scandal was for the Liberals, in which more than $100 million that was supposed to raise the federal government’s profile in Quebec was found to go to companies that did little work for it. “The sponsorship scandal was one that was pretty easy to understand. Guys getting wads of money in envelopes in Italian restaurants – I understand that,” Bricker said. Don Boudria, a former Liberal cabinet minister in Jean Chretien’s government who’s currently a lobbyist for Hill & Knowlton Strategies in Ottawa, also predicted native issues will emerge as a major issue in 2013 as more attention is garnered by the Idle No More protests and hunger strike by Theresa Spence, an Ontario First Nations chief who is demanding a meeting that involves Harper, other high-ranking officials and native leaders to discuss treaty rights. “(Harper is) going to start to the year with a black eye on aboriginal issues,” Boudria said.

Strengthening Tory brand

Bruce Hicks, a political science professor at Carleton University in Ottawa, said Canadians can expect the Harper government to continue looking for ways to sell its Conservative vision of the country to voters in order to strengthen its grip on power. Promotion of the monarchy and its unconditional support for Israel are some previous examples of this, he said.

“The Conservative party is really a marketing creation of taking what is the Conservative-Canadian Alliance-Reform agenda and making it more it more marketable to the average Canadian,” Hicks said. But he added that the longer any government stays in power – the current one is approaching seven years – the more likely it is to face a scandal from which it cannot recover. Such was seen with the previous Liberal dynasty under Jean Chretien and Paul Martin with the sponsorship scandal, and more recently with the Quebec Liberals under Jean Charest with his government’s perceived lack of diligence against corruption in public construction activity.



“The longer a government is in, there will be somebody that has been doing something wrong, and that’s going to come out,” Hicks said. “Some people misbehave. That’s just human nature.” Hicks said the F-35 scandal had the potential to become that big issue that sank the Tories, but he added they’ve already probably taken as much political damage as they’re going to on this file. “They are handling it now the way it should be handled, which is to say, ‘We’re not entirely committed to it, we’re rethinking it,’ and therefore planting the seeds of a policy shift.” Hicks agreed that the Liberals’ leadership convention in April is bound to be one of the major political events of 2013 because of its potential to decide the next prime minister.



“Could somebody emerge on the opposition that grabs people’s attention and catapults an opposition party into government?” he said. “I guess that’s what the Liberals are hoping will happen with someone like Justin Trudeau, or I guess a faction of them hope that will happen with Marc Garneau. And, of course, the NDP are hoping that’s going to happen with Thomas Mulcair.”

Harper's popularity at risk?

Boudria said 2013 could be the year in which Harper’s popularity takes a major hit.

“The NDP has a new leader. The Liberals will have a new leader,” he said. “Meanwhile, the Conservatives have a leader who’s been there for a decade, or close. At some point, the welcome mat, to the extent that it’s still there for the prime minister, is going to disappear very quickly. . . . He’s going to be the only political party leader with, shall I say, battle scars.” As someone who was part of a Liberal government that had divided loyalties between Chretien and Martin, Boudria said once there’s a sense of declining public approval for the leader, a party gets dissent among its MPs.


“There develops a kind of free thinking in the backbench. . . . There’s going to be a view that, ‘Well, you know if I could have my own independent opinion on such and such a topic, I would be more popular than my party, the prime minister or both.”

Canada Passport Fees to increase in new year

Passport office unable to maintain operations without fee hikes, says agency

By Terry Pedwell, Thursday, December 20, 2012 12:00 AM



OTTAWA - The cost of getting a Canadian passport is going up significantly in the new year.

Without the fee increases, Passport Canada would not be able to maintain current operations, let alone offer security-enhanced travel documents, the agency says. New regulations posted this week confirm the cost of a five-year passport will increase to $120 from $87.And starting in July 2013, a 10-year passport will also be offered at a cost of $160.
By March 2014, Passport Canada will also charge an additional $45 to replace a passport that's lost or stolen, something that's currently free. Approximately 55,000 Canadian passports are reported lost or stolen annually, the agency said.As well, anyone ordering or wanting to receive their passport outside of Canada will see fees nearly double.
The agency said it's currently losing nearly $5 every time it issues a passport, and has been financing its deficit by using previously accumulated surpluses that will run out next year. Passport fees in Canada have not increased for nearly a decade, the agency noted.

"Passport Canada is quickly reaching a point where not only will new advancements such as the ePassport be impossible, but the organization's ability to maintain current operations and deliver its mandate will be jeopardized," the agency said in a statement posted on the Canada Gazette website.
"Passport Canada must secure a fee increase to introduce the 10-year ePassport, keep pace with technological advancements and maintain its current level of service for Canadians."

Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird announced in October that Canada would adopt new passports that include chip technology and watermark images designed to prevent fraud.The ePassport looks like a regular passport booklet, but contains an electronic chip that holds all of the personal information listed on the second page of the document.The chip - already being used in dozens of other countries - can be read by border authorities to confirm the passport is valid.

Canada is the only G8 country that doesn't currently issue ePassports to the general public, although it has been issuing chip-enhanced diplomatic and special passports since 2009.The new passports will also contain watermarks depicting iconic images from Canadian history.Canadians ordering passports from outside the country will see the biggest jump in fees. It will cost $190 to apply for, or receive, the five-year document in another country, up from $97. The fee will be $260 for the 10-year version requested under the same circumstances.

The cost of a child's passport is also going up to $57, an increase of $20, if ordered domestically. It'll cost $100 if the child's application is processed outside Canada.The increases may be too much of a burden for seniors or low-income Canadians, Passport Canada acknowledged in the regulations."Consultations have demonstrated that some segments of the Canadian population may be more sensitive to an increase in passport fees," the agency said in its cost-benefit analysis.


The solution suggested? Alternative travel documents, or none at all."Canadians unsatisfied with the passport fee increase may also choose an alternative travel document, such as a NEXUS card," the agency said."Or (they may) decide not to travel."
The NEXUS card can only be used as valid identification for travel between Canada and the United States.
It currently costs American citizens US$110 to renew a passport in the United States, or US$135 for a new one.In the United Kingdom, an adult passport will set back residents there the equivalent of about $117.


© Global News. A division of Shaw Media Inc., 2012.

Life in Canada gets more costly in 2013

A new year means new hits to the bank accounts of Canadians.
Employment Insurance and Canada Pension premiums are going up. Workers who make more than $47,400 will pay $891, up $51 from last year, and employers will pay $1,247 in EI premiums, up $72. Workers and employers will both pay an extra $49 in CPP premiums, with workers paying $2,356 in 2013.
The price of mailing a letter is going up as well. Starting January 14, Canada Post will charge Canadians 63 cents to mail a standard letter (weighing up to 30 grams) in Canada, up two cents.
That same day, standard domestic letters weighing between 30 and 50 grams will go up five cents, to $1.10.
Letters bound for the U.S. – that weigh up to 30 grams – will also cost $1.10. Other countries will cost $1.85.
Domestic registered mail will be hiked up to $8.50.
Canadians and small businesses can save money by buying "PERMANENT" stamps. Until January 14, one PERMANENT stamp will cost 61 cents. But after the price hike takes effect, you'll still be able to use only the PERMANENT stamp to mail a 63-cent letter.
In other words, it doesn't matter how much you paid for the PERMANENT stamp. It'll always be worth the current rate for mailing standard domestic letters, so you won't have to buy those 1-cent stamps to compensate for price hikes.
Canada Post says the increases are necessary to maintain service costs.
Leaving the country to escape domestic financial worries will leave you digging deeper too. The cost of a five-year Canadian passport will increase to $120, from $87, on July 1.
The children's passport, for ages 3 to 15, will cost $57 instead of $37.
On the same date, the federal government is introducing a 10-year passport that will cost $160.
Without the fee increases, Passport Canada would not be able to maintain current operations, let alone offer security-enhanced travel documents, the agency says.
By March 2014, Passport Canada will also charge an additional $45 to replace a passport that's lost or stolen, something that's currently free. Approximately 55,000 Canadian passports are reported lost or stolen annually, the agency said.
As well, anyone ordering or wanting to receive their passport outside of Canada will see fees nearly double
The agency said it's currently losing nearly $5 every time it issues a passport, and has been financing its deficit by using previously accumulated surpluses that will run out next year. Passport fees in Canada have not increased for nearly a decade, the agency noted.

"Passport Canada is quickly reaching a point where not only will new advancements such as the ePassport be impossible, but the organization's ability to maintain current operations and deliver its mandate will be jeopardized," the agency said in a statement posted on the Canada Gazette website.
The ePassport looks like a regular passport booklet, but contains an electronic chip that holds all of the personal information listed on the second page of the document.
By March 2014, Passport Canada will also charge $45 to replace a lost or stolen passport. There is currently no fee for that.
© Global News. A division of Shaw Media Inc., 2012





 

Engaging Canada-2012

Shastri Indo- Canadian Institute 

in collaboration with University of Mumbai is organizing a conference on 

Higher Education in India and Canada- Opportunities and Challenges. 

Venue: J.N. Marshall Hall of the J.N. Library, 

University of Mumbai, Santacruz (East), Mumbai.

Date: 19th December, 2012

Time: 10:30 AM

Should you have any queries about the conference, kindly write to Mr. Chanchal Sinha, Director, SICI at chanchal@sici.org.in or to Dr. Coomi Vevaina, Professor and Head- Department of English, University of Mumbai at csvevaina@gmail.com 

Thanks & Regards

Reshma Rana Verma, Incharge-Canadian Studies Library

Shastri Indo-Canadian Studies Library

Grants Competition for 2012-13 Shastri Indo-Canadian Institute

The Shastri Indo-Canadian Institute is very pleased to inform you that the following grant competitions are open and are accepting applications for 2012-2013. We would appreciate it if you could disseminate this information within your institution.


Action Research Project (ARPG) – Deadline September 9. http://www.sici.org/programmes/details/action-research-project-grants-arpg-2011-12/

The objective of the grant is to support applied and participatory research to find local solutions that will have lasting impacts on communities in India by improving the human condition.
Priority themes are:

ü Sustainable/community-based agriculture

ü Climate Change and Clean Energy
ü Economic Development
ü Pro-Poor Policy
ü Gender Equality and Environmental Sustainability are cross cutting themes in all of these development priorities.


Value: CDN$ 10,000 per project
Number of awards: 4

Duration: 5 months (1 October 2012-28 February 2013)




Institutional Research Collaboration Development Grant (IRCDG) – Deadline September 9. http://www.sici.org/programmes/details/shastri-institutional-research-collaboration-development-grant/

The objective of IRCDG is to support the Institute’s research collaboration programs in the area of socio-economic development with focus on sustainable development. Themes of particular interests to the Institute are: pro-poor growth policies, poverty reduction, food security, child and youth education and employment, development of local business and SMEs, environment and energy, gender and health, and good governance.


Value: Up to CAD$ 10,000/per project.

Number of awards: 4

Duration: 4.5 months (1 October 2012– 15 February 2013).



Shastri Pro-Development Initiative Grant Project (PDIG) – Deadline September 9. http://www.sici.org/programmes/details/shastri-pro-development-initiative-grant-pdig-project-2011-12/

The objective of this PDIG project is of two folds: a) to reinforce the Institute’s support to the development priorities concerning India; b) to encourage and support the member institutions making a bridge between Canada’s International development priorities (for India) and their own academic interests.The proposed PDIG projects may be built upon one or more of the following areas:


ü Bi-national partnership development initiatives with Institutions
ü Initiation of bi-national research project
ü Development initiatives engaging member institutions and development partner organization/s
ü Student Development initiatives/opportunities (exchanges, exposure trip, etc)

Value: Up to $10,000 CAD (one project per participating institution
Number of awards: 4

Duration: 4 months (1 October 2012- 31 January 2013).

Partnership Development Seed Grant (PDSG) – Deadline September 9. http://www.sici.org/programmes/details/partnership-development-seed-grant-2011-2012/

The purpose of the grant is to be a catalyst for activities which contribute to formal institutional agreements or other long-term partnerships between Canadian and Indian institutions. Funds may be used to support a bi-national seminar, conference, meeting, etc.

Value: Up to $8,000/per project
Number of awards: 4

Duration: 4 months – (October – January 2013)

Faculty Mobility Program – Deadline September 9. http://www.sici.org/programmes/details/faculty-mobility-program-2012-2013/

This project aims at contributing to the capacity building of the faculty members/s of the host institution including the internationalization of curriculum/teaching methodologies in the host institutions. The project will also provide an opportunity to enhance Canadian faculty members’ understanding of the recent developments in India.
Value: The grant includes a round-trip economy class airfare from the city of residence in Canada to the city of affiliated institutions in India and a monthly stipend as per the travel policy of the Institute.
Number of awards: 6

Duration: 4 – 6 Weeks



Student Excellence Awards – Deadline September 9. http://www.sici.org/programmes/details/student-excellence-awards/
The purpose of this award is to assist undergraduate and graduate students further their study of India and prepare them for a career in an India related field


Value: $2,000

Number of Awards: Two awards will be distributed to undergraduates, and three awards will be distributed to graduate students.

Duration: Project should be completed between November 2012 and February 2013.



Youth International Internship Program – Deadline September 15. http://www.sici.org/programmes/details/shastri-international-youth-internship-award/

The internship will provide a unique opportunity to young Canadians to employ their knowledge and skills in a foreign country and attain enhanced intercultural communication skills working in the context of a developing country like India.


Value: The interns will be provided with actual international travel costs (a round-trip economy class air fare between Canada and India, including travel-health insurance and Indian visa fee), and a monthly stipend as per the policy of the Institute. Mentoring and cultural awareness training will be provided.


Number of awards: 4

Duration: Three (3) months (1 November 2012 – January 2013)

Internship Project for Indian Students – Deadline September 15. http://www.sici.org/programmes/details/internship-project-for-indian-students/


Indian graduate students to further their study in a business or technical streams and prepare them for a career in related fields. Eligible disciplines include, Trade and commerce, Economic development, Marketing, Management, Computer sciences, Engineering, Health and Social Services System.


Value: Round-trip economy class air fare between India and Canada, including travel-health insurance and Canadian visa fee) and a stipend of $500 per week.
Number of awards: 4
Duration: 5 weeks. Project should be completed between November and January 2013


Scholar Travel Subsidy Grant (STSG) – Deadline October 1. http://www.sici.org/programmes/details/scholar-travel-subsidy-grant-2011/

This travel grant assists scholars to participate in conferences and academic meetings through travel subsidies.
Value: The Shastri Institute will provide 50% of the scholar’s total travel costs up to CAD$ 1,250. Other associated costs, such as costs related to visas, meals, per diem and accommodation are not eligible to this grant.

Number of grants: 12

Duration: Travel should be completed between 1 November 2012 and 31 January 2013.
Shastri Lester Pearson Memorial Lecture – Deadline October 1. http://www.sici.org/programmes/details/shastri-lester-pearson-memorial-lecture/

The Shastri Institute will contribute funding to one of our Canadian member institutions to host an Indian world renowned expert for a one-time event. The event will focus on a contemporary topic relevant to the Indo-Canadian relationship. The event should have a wide public appeal.
Value: $7,000
Number of award: 1
Duration: Event should take place 1 November 2012 and 31 January 2013

Kanta Marwah Lecture Series – Deadline October 1. http://www.sici.org/programmes/details/kanta-marwah-lecture/

The Shastri Institute is seeking applications from its Canadian member institutions to host a distinguished speaker for a one-time event. The lecture should examine a current topic relevant to the Indo-Canadian relationship.
Value: $1500
Number of grants: 1
Duration: Event should take place 1 November 2012 and 31 January 2013.
Lester Pearson Award for ‘Best Paper’ And ‘Best Doctoral Dissertation’ of the Year: Deadline October 1.
http://www.sici.org/programmes/details/lester-pearson-award-for-best-paper-and-best-doctoral-dissertation-of-the-y/
The grant aims at encouraging and engaging students in India to create and/or sustain their interest in Canada through their experiences, understanding and research.
ü Lester Pearson Award for ‘Best Paper:
Value for Best Paper: : INR 25,000 and a ‘Certificate of Merit’
Number of awards: 3

ü Lest Pearson Best Doctoral Dissertation :

Value: INR50,000 and a ‘Certificate of Merit’
Number of awards: 1


Lal Bahadur Shastri Student Prize (LBS) – Deadline October 15. http://www.sici.org/programmes/details/lal-bahadur-shastri-student-prize-/

The grant encourages graduate and undergraduate students to write papers on topics with specific relevance to India-Canada relations including environment, history, law, literature, international Trade, politics, philosophy, India-Canada economic development, social studies, humanities, science or women’s studies

Value: $500.00 each
Number of awards: 6, two for each category:
- Best Undergraduate Paper
- Best Graduate Paper
- Best French Paper

New Arrivals 2012

1. Canada the state of the federation 2006/07 : Transitions fiscal and political federalism in an era of change. edited by John R. Allan, Thomas J. Courchene & Christian Leuprecht JL27 Leuprecht, Christian
2.  A Garden of anchors : selected poems / Joy Kogawa. PS8521.O44 Kogawa, Joy.
3.  Taking root / Elizabeth Zetlin. PS8599.E56 Zetlin, Liz. 
4. The Boy with an R in His Hand Reaney, James
5. The Canadianists : the ICCS, 25 years in the service of Canadian studies / Serge Jaumain Jaumain, Serge, 1961
6.  Claiming Nunavut : 1971-1999 / Stephen A. Mercer Mercer, Stephen A.
7. Joy Kogawa : essays on her works / edited by Sheena Wilson PR9199.3.K63
8. Community place names of Alberta / Ernest G. Mardon, Austin A. Mardon F1075.4 Mardon, Ernest G., 1928-
9.  Naturally woman : the search for self in Black Canadian women's literature / Sharon Morgan Beckford PR9188.2.B57 Beckford, Sharon Morgan.
10.  Eugenics and the firewall : Canada's nasty little secret / Jane Harris-Zsovan HQ755.5.C2 Harris, Jane, 1960-
11.  Home and native land : unsettling multiculturalism in Canada / edited by May Chazan ... [et al.] F1035.A1
12.  Toronto sketches 10 / Mike Filey F1059.5.T684 Filey, Mike.
13.  Arctic obsession : the lure of the Far North / Alexis S. Troubetzkoy G615 Troubetzkoy, Alexis S., 1934-
14.  A better place : death and burial in nineteenth-century Ontario / Susan Smart GT3213.A3 Smart, Susan.
15.  Fascinating Canada : a book of questions and answers / John Robert Colombo F1008.3 Colombo, John Robert, 1936-
16.  Canada 1911 : the decisive election that shaped the country / Patrice Dutil and David MacKenzie F1033 Dutil, Patrice A., 1960-
17. Gender, health, and popular culture : historical perspectives / edited by Cheryl Krasnick Warsh GN298 Warsh, Cheryl Lynn Krasnick, 1957-
18.  Aboriginal peoples in Canadian cities : transformations and continuities / Heather A. Howard and Craig Proulx, editors E78.C2 Proulx, Craig, 1955-
19.  Education and Ontario family history : a guide to the resources for genealogists and historians / Marian Press LA418.O6 Press, Marian.
20.  Canada on Fire / Jennifer Crump E359.85 Crump, Jennifer.
21.  How to make love to a Negro without getting tired : a novel / Dany Laferrière ; translated by David Homel PQ3919.2 Laferrière, Dany.
22.  Happyland : a history of the "dirty thirties" in Saskatchewan, 1914-1937 / Curtis R. McManus HC117.S3 McManus, Curtis R., 1972-
23.  Recreating Canada : essays in honour of Paul Weiler / edited by Randall Morck JL65 Morck, Randall.
24.  In the writers' words : conversations with eight Canadian poets / Laurence Hutchman PR9190.2 Hutchman, Laurence
25.  The politics of taxation in Canada / Geoffrey Hale. HJ2449 Hale, Geoffrey E.
26.  Immigrant women in Atlantic Canada : challenges, negotiations, and re-constructions / edited by Evangelia Tastsoglou and Peruvemba S. Jaya JV6347 Tastsoglou, Evangelia.
27.  The seduction of ethics : transforming the social sciences / Will C. van den Hoonaard H62 Van den Hoonaard, Will C. (Willy Carl), 1942-
28.  Violence Against Women : Myths, facts, controversies / Walter S. DeKeseredy HV6250.4.W65 DeKeseredy, Walter S., 1959-
29. A short history of the Canadian North / Ed Whitcomb F1090.5 Whitcomb, Edward A.
30.  A short history of Newfoundland and Labrador F1123 Whitcomb, Edward A.
31.  Will the real Alberta please stand up? / Geo Takach F1076 Takach, George F. (George Francis), 1960-
32.  Vancouver Island book of everything : everything you wanted to know about Vancouver Island and were going to ask anyway / Peter Grant, Suzanne Morphet and Diane Selkirk F1089.V3 Grant, Peter, 1948-
33. Narratives of citizenship : indigenous and diasporic peoples unsettle the nation-state / edited by Aloys N. M. Fleischmann, Nancy Van Styvendale, and Cody McCarroll HM1271
34. Chronic healthcare spending disease : a macro diagnosis and prognosis / David A. Dodge, Richard Dion RA410.55.C2 Dodge, David A.
35. Orality and literacy : reflections across disciplines / edited by Keith Thor Carlson, Kristina Fagan, and Natalia Khanenko-Friesen P35
36. Climate, Culture, Change : Inuit and Western dialogues with a warming North / Timothy B. Leduc GN476.7 Leduc, Timothy B.
37.  Fundamentals of privacy and freedom of information in Canada / Michel W. Drapeau, Marc-Aurèle Racicot KE1240 Drapeau, Michel W. (Michel William), 1943-
38. In the belly of the laughing god : humour and irony in Native women's poetry / Jennifer Andrews PS591.I55 Andrews, Jennifer Courtney Elizabeth, 1971-
39. The North Pacific triangle : the United States, Japan, and Canada at century's end / edited by Michael Fry. JZ1242 Fry, Michael
40. Counseling across and beyond cultures : exploring the work of Clemmont E. Vontress in clinical practice / edited by Roy Moodley and Rinaldo Walcott BF636.7.C76 Walcott, Rinaldo, 1965-
41.  Rediscovering Thomas Adams : rural planning and development in Canada / edited by Wayne J. Caldwell HN110.Z9 Adams, Thomas, 1871-1940.
42.  Health inequities in Canada : intersectional frameworks and practices / edited by Olena Hankivsky ; with Sarah de Leeuw ... [et al.] RA449
43.  Orienting Canada : race, empire, and the transpacific / John Price F1029.5.P Price, John, 1950-
44. Geography of British Columbia : people and landscapes in transition / Brett McGillivray F1087 McGillivray, Brett, 1944-
45.  Voting behaviour in Canada / edited by Cameron D. Anderson and Laura B. Stephenson JL193 Anderson, Cameron D.
46. The business of women : marriage, family, and entrepreneurship in British Columbia, 1901-51 / Melanie Buddle HD6054.4.C22 Buddle, Melanie.
47.  Locating global order : American power and Canadian security after 9/11 / edited by Bruno Charbonneau and Wayne S. Cox F1034.2
48.  Critical criminology in Canada : new voices, new directions / edited by Aaron Doyle and Dawn Moore HV6019
49.  Citizens adrift : the democratic disengagement of young Canadians / Paul Howe HQ799.9.P6 Howe, Paul, 1966-
50. Asian religions in British Columbia / edited by Larry DeVries, Don Baker, and Dan Overmyer BL2530.C2 DEVRIES, LARRY(EDS.) ET AL DEVRIES
51.  Judging homosexuals : a history of gay persecution in Quebec and France / Patrice Corriveau ; translated by Käthe Roth ; with a foreword by Barry Adam HQ76.45.C22 Corriveau, Patrice, 1974-
52.  Awfully devoted women : lesbian lives in Canada, 1900-65 / Cameron Duder HQ75.6.C2 Duder, Cameron, 1962-
53.  Aboriginal title and indigenous peoples : Canada, Australia, and New Zealand / edited by Louis A. Knafla and Haijo Westra KE7739.L3 Knafla, Louis A., 1935-
54.  Quebec : the story of three sieges / Stephen Manning E199 Manning, Stephen, 1964-
55.  Bombshell : the many faces of women terrorists / Mia Bloom HV6431 Bloom, Mia, 1968-
56. The changing Canadian population / edited by Barry Edmonston and Eric Fong HB3529
57.  Narrating a nation : Canadian history pre-Confederation / Raymond Blake ... [et al.] F1026
58.  Canadian foreign policy : selected cases. Munton, Don.
59.  International policy and politics in Canada / Kim Richard Nossal, Stéphane Roussel, Stéphane Paquin F1034.2 Nossal, Kim Richard.
60.  The Penguin history of Canada / Robert Bothwell Bothwell, Robert, 1944-
61.  Canadian foreign policy in a changing world / John Kirton. Kirton, John J.
62.  Weird facts about Toronto / A.H. Jackson F1059.5.T684 Jackson, A. H., 1944-
63.  The social determinants of health in Manitoba / Lynne Fernandez, Shauna MacKinnon and Jim Silver, editors RA450.M3
64.  Arctic giants / researched & written by Neil Christopher ; foreword by Mark Kalluak ; illustrated by Eva Widermann ; cover art by Wayne A. Reynolds E99.E7 Christopher, Neil, 1972-
65. Tales from the tundra : a collection of Inuit stories / retold by Ibi Kaslik ; illustrated by Anthony Brennan ; foreword by Louise Flaherty E99.E7 Kaslik, Ibolya, 1973-
66.  ways to kill your community / by Doug Griffiths and Kelly Clemmer HN110.Z9 Griffiths, Doug.
67. John Guy of Bristol and Newfoundland : his life, times and legacy / Alan F. Williams ; edited by W. Gordon Handcock and Chesley W. Sanger F1030.G99 Williams, Alan F.
68. Making a living : place, food, and economy in an Inuit community / Nicole Gombay E99.E7 Gombay, Nicole.
69. A monument in Manitoba : how a memorial to Icelandic patriot Jón Sigurdsson united his people / Jonas Thor ; translated by Daniel Teague F1064.5.W7 Jónas Þór, 1949- Voices from the past : Heritage perspectives 1 / columns by Doug Mackey F1057 Mackey, Doug, 1930-
70.  The multicultural leader : life stories of influence and achievement / Soosan Daghighi Latham HM1261 Latham, Soosan Daghighi.
71. Despite this loss : essays on culture, memory, and identity in Newfoundland and Labrador / edited by Ursula A. Kelly and Elizabeth Yeoman HN110.N49
72.  Canadian Shield : the rocks that made Canada / [Nick Eyles ; photographs by Ed Bartram, Tessa Macintosh and Arnold Zageris GB132.C36 Eyles, N.
73. Secrets of Lake Simcoe : fascinating stories from Ontario's past / Andrew Hind and Maria da Silva F1059.S59 Hind, Andrew.
74.  First Nations peoples / Pamela Williamson and John Roberts E78.C2 Williamson, Pamela, 1959-
75.  From "radical extremism" to "balanced copyright" : Canadian copyright and the digital agenda / edited by Michael Geist KE2799.5 Geist, Michael, 1968-
76. Queer bodies : sexualities, genders, & fatness in physical education / Heather Sykes GV225.A1 Sykes, Heather Jane, 1962-
77.  Metis firsts in North America : many little known facts about the Metis / compiled by Lawrence Barkwell E99.M47 Barkwell, Lawrence J., 1943-
78.  From heroes to enemies : Finns in Canada, 1937-1947 / Varpu Lindström F1035.F5 Lindström, Varpu, 1948-
79.  Farther up the main : coastal British Columbia stories / Wayne J. Lutz GV191.46.B7 Lutz, Wayne J., 1946-
80.  The journey : a collection of new Canadian poetry / edited by Rachelle McCallum PR9195.72
81. Cities as crucibles : reflections on Canada's urban future / François Lapointe HT169.C2 Lapointe, François, 1953-
82.  Communications law and the courts in Canada : an annotated guide to judicial decisions relating to the regulation of communications and copyright in Canada / Peter S. Grant KE2560 Grant, Peter S., 1941-
83. Strong voices : conversations with fifty Canadian authors / by Alan Twigg. T3.7 Twigg, Alan.
84.  Protected areas and climate change in Canada : challenges and opportunities for adaptation / Christopher J. Lemieux ... [et al.] QH77.C2
85. Mafia movies : a reader / by Dana Renga PN1995.9 M23 Renga, Dana, 1971-
86.  The cat's table / Michael Ondaatje PR9199.3.O5 Ondaatje, Michael, 1943-
87.  Wife to widow : lives, laws, and politics in nineteenth-century Montreal / Bettina Bradbury HQ1453 Bradbury, Bettina, 1949-
88.  A little history of Canada / H.V. Nelles F1026 Nelles, H. V.
89.  The heart does break : Canadian writers on grief and mourning / [edited by] George Bowering and Jean Baird Baird, Jean ; Bowering, George
90. Canadian health law and policy / general editors: Jocelyn Downie, Timothy Caulfield, Colleen M. Flood KE3646
91.  Diversity, crime, and justice in Canada / edited by Barbara Perry HM671 Perry, Barbara J. (Barbara Jean), 1962-
92. Visions of the heart : Canadian aboriginal issues / [edited by] David Long & Olive Patricia Dickason E78.C2 Dickason, Olive Patricia, 1920-
93. Readings in Canadian foreign policy : classic debates and new ideas / [edited by] Duane Bratt, Christopher J. Kukucha F1034.2
94. A history of the Canadian peoples / J.M. Bumsted F1026 Bumsted, J. M.
95.  First Nations in the twenty-first century / James S. Frideres E78.C2 Frideres, James.
96. Canada's international policies : agendas, alternatives and politics / Brian Tomlin, Norman Hillmer, and Fen Hampson Tomlin, Brian W., 1944-
97. Borders and bridges : Canada's policy relations in North America / [edited by] Monica Gattinger, Geoffrey Hale JL75 Hale, Geoffrey, 1955-
98. Racism, colonialism, and indigeneity in Canada : a reader / edited by Martin J. Cannon & Lina Sunseri E78.C2
99.  Alberta Scandinavian politicians, 1905-2008 / by Austin A. Mardon & Ernest G. Mardon ; edited by Nicole Spears & Katarina Bogojevic F1075.8 Mardon, Austin A. (Austin Albert)
100. Succeeding from the margins of Canadian society : a strategic resource for new immigrants, refugees and international students / by Francis Adu-Febiri and Everett Ofori F1035.A1 Adu-Febiri, Francis.
101. In flux : transnational shifts in Asian Canadian writing / Roy Miki ; edited by Smaro Kambourelli PR9195.35.A8 Miki, Roy, 1942-
102.  Hooked on Canadian books : the good, the better, and the best Canadian novels since 1984 / T.F. Rigelhof PR9192.5 Rigelhof, T. F
103.  Great musicians from our First Nations / by Vincent Schilling ML3929 Schilling, Vincent, 1967-
104.  How Canadians communicate III : contexts of Canadian popular culture / edited by Bart Beaty ... [et al.] F1021 Beaty, Bart.
105.  The origin of species : a novel / Nino Ricci PR9199.3.R512 Ricci, Nino.
106. A cycle of the moon : a novel / Uma Parameswaran PR9199.3 Parameswaran, Uma
107.  Aboriginal peoples in Canadian cities : transformations and continuities / Heather A. Howard and Craig Proulx, editors E78.C2 Proulx, Craig, 1955-
108. Genealogy and the law in Canada / Margaret Ann Wilkinson KE4422 Wilkinson, Margaret Ann.
109.  Come walk with me : a memoir / Beatrice Mosionier PR9199.3.M67 Mosionier, Beatrice, 1949-
110. One Hundred Years of Social Work : A history of the profession in English Canada, 1900-2000 / Therese Jennissen and Colleen Lundy HV105 Jennissen, Therese.
111.  One Native life / Richard Wagamese PR9199.3.W316 Wagamese, Richard.
112.  Canadian immigration : economic evidence for a dynamic policy environment / Ted McDonald ... [et al.], editors JV7225.2 McDonald, Ted
113.  From innovation to transformation : moving up the curve in Ontario healthcare / Elinor Caplan ... [et al.] RA450.O6
114.  Aboriginal oral traditions : theory, practice, ethics / edited by Renée Hulan and Renate Eigenbrod GN476 Eigenbrod, Renate, 1944-
115.  Research is ceremony : indigenous research methods / Shawn Wilson GN380 Wilson, Shawn.
116.  Private affluence, public austerity : economic crisis & democratic malaise in Canada / Stephen McBride & Heather Whiteside HC115 McBride, Stephen.
117.  Wasáse : indigenous pathways of action and freedom / Taiaiake Alfred. E98.S7 Alfred, Taiaiake.
118. Poverty in Canada : implications for health and quality of life / Dennis Raphael ; forewords by Rob Rainer, Jack Layton HC120.P6 Raphael, Dennis.
119. Urban Aboriginal communities in Canada : complexities, challenges, opportunities / edited by Peter Dinsdale, Jerry White, and Calvin Hanselmann E78.C2 Hanselmann, Calvin.
120. Northrop Frye on twentieth-century literature / edited by Glen Robert Gill PN37 Frye, Northrop, 1912-1991.
121. Thinking government : public administration and politics in Canada / David Johnson JL108 Johnson, David, 1957-
122.  Canada's indigenous constitution / John Borrows KE7709 Borrows, John, 1963-
123.  First Nations education policy in Canada : progress or gridlock? / Jerry Paquette and Gérald Fallon E96.2 Paquette, Jerald E., 1946-
124. Vancouver exposed : a history in photographs / Donald E. Waite F1089.5.V22 Waite, Don, 1944-
125. History of Maxville and the community / prepared by Maxville Women's Institute F1059.5.M34 Federated Women's Institutes of Ontario.
126. Abandoned Ontario : abandoned buildings of Ontario / photographed & written by Bruce R. Brigham F1057 Brigham, Bruce R., 1967-
127. Freedom, land, and legacy : Alberta's Estonians 1899-2009 / [compiled by Dave Kiil and Eda McClung] F1080.E85 Kiil, Dave, 1936-
128. History of Tusket, Nova Scotia / by Don R. Pothier ; edited with an introduction by Peter Crowell F1039.5.T87 Pothier, Don R. (Don Richard), 1944-
129. Deconstructing and reconstructing lives : auto/biography in educational settings / by Lucy Forsyth Townsend and Gaby Weiner CT21 Townsend, Lucy, 1944-
130. Restoring the balance : First Nations women, community, and culture / Gail Guthrie Valaskakis, Madeleine Dion Stout, and Eric Guimond, editors E98.W8 Valaskakis, Gail Guthrie.
131. Beauty and sadness : or the intermingling of life and literature / André Alexis PR9199.3 Alexis, André, 1957-
132. Conducting administrative, oversight & ombudsman investigations / Gareth Jones KE5019 Jones, Gareth, 1959-
133. Applied anthropology in Canada : understanding aboriginal issues / Edward J. Hedican E78.C2 Hedican, Edward J.
134.  Defence and discovery : Canada 's military space program, 1945-74 / Andrew Godefroy UG1525.C2 Godefroy, Andrew B.
135. Comparing mythologies / Tomson Highway ; [introduction] by John Moss. BL315 Highway, Tomson, 1951-
136. The service state : rhetoric, reality and promise / Patrice Dutil ... [et al.] JL86.C87 Dutil, Patrice
137. The courts, the Charter and the schools : the impact of the Charter of rights and freedoms on educational policy and practice, 1982-2007 / edited by Michael Manley-Casimir and Kirsten Manley-Casimir KE3805 Manley-Casimir, Michael E.
138. On the art of being Canadian / Sherrill Grace N6545 Grace, Sherrill E., 1944-
139. Constitutional politics in Canada after the Charter : liberalism, communitarianism, and systemism / Patrick James KE4199 James, Patrick, 1957-
140. Contact zones : aboriginal and settler women in Canada's colonial past / edited by Katie Pickles and Myra Rutherdale. E78.C2 Pickles, Katie (ed.)
141. Indigenous legal traditions Law Commission of Canada
142.  Indigenous storywork : educating the heart, mind, body, and spirit / Jo-Ann Archibald (Q'um Q'um Xiiem) E78.B9 Archibald, Jo-ann, 1950-
143. Braiding histories : learning from Aboriginal peoples' experiences and perspectives / Susan D. Dion GN380 Dion, Susan D.
144. How Ottawa spends, 2011-2012 : trimming fat or slicing pork? / edited by Christopher Stoney and G. Bruce Doern HJ7663
145.  The empire within : postcolonial thought and political activism in sixties Montreal / Sean Mills Mills, Sean.
146. Canada and its Americas : transnational navigations / edited by Winfried Siemerling and Sarah Phillips Casteel PR9189.6 Siemerling, Winfried, 1956-
147. The changing Canadian population / edited by Barry Edmonston and Eric Fong HB3529
148. Trudeau transformed : the shaping of a statesman 1944-1965. Volume 2 / Max and Monique Nemni ; translated by George Tombs F1034.3.T7 Nemni, Max.
149.  Undisciplined women : tradition and culture in Canada / ed. by Pauline Greenhill. HQ1453.U53 Greenhill, Pauline ; Tye, Diane
150.  Achieving student success : effective student services in Canadian higher education / edited by Donna Hardy Cox and C. Carney Strange LA417 Hardy Cox, Donna.
151. The language of the Inuit : syntax, semantics, and society in the Arctic / Louis-Jacques Dorais PM50 Dorais, Louis-Jacques, 1945- 
152. Tell it to the trees / Anita Rau Badami PR9499.3.B17 Badami, Anita Rau, 1961-
153.  Mordecai : the life & times / Charles Foran PR9199.3.R5 Foran, Charles, 1960-
154. The greatest game : the Montreal Canadiens, the Red Army, and the night that saved hockey / Todd Denault GV847.7 Denault, Todd.
155.  The truth about Canada : some important, some astonishing, some truly appalling things all Canadians should know about our country / Mel Hurtig F1034.2 Hurtig, Mel.
156. The Journey Prize stories. [22] : the best of Canada's new writers / selected by Pasha Malla, Joan Thomas, Alissa York PR9197.32 Various
157.  Administrative law in Canada / Sara Blake KE5015 Blake, Sara, 1956-
158. Pierre Elliott Trudeau / by Nino Ricci ; with an introduction by John Ralston Saul F1034.3 Ricci, Nino
159. Can you hear the nightbird call? / Anita Rau Badami PS8553.A2845 Badami, Anita Rau, 1961-
160. Tamarind mem / Anita Rau Badami PR9499.3* PR9499.3 B18 PR9499 .3 B18 Badami, Anita Rau, 1961-
161. Feed my dear dogs / Emma Richler. PS8585.I3673 Richler, Emma, 1961-
162. Essentials of early childhood education / Carol Gestwicki, Jane Bertrand LB1775.6 Gestwicki, Carol, 1940-
163.  Health care ethics in Canada / edited by Françoise Baylis ... [et al.] R724 Baylis, Franoise, 1961-
164. Climate change in Canada / Rodney White QC981.8. White, Rodney R.
165. The law of civil procedure in Ontario / Paul M. Perrell, John W. Morden KEO1119 Perell, Paul M.
166.  Journeys : a history of Canada / R. Douglas Francis, Richard Jones, Donald B. Smith F1026 Francis, R. D. (R. Douglas), 1944-
167. Colonialism and racism in Canada : historical traces and contemporary issues / Maria A. Wallis, Lina Sunseri, Grace-Edward Galabuzi F1035.A1 Wallis, Maria A. (Maria Antoinette), 1960-
168.  Mannequin rising / Roy Miki PR9199.3.M55 Miki, Roy
169. Web 2.0 and libraries : impacts, technologies and trends / edited by Dave Parkes and Geoff Walton Z674.75.I58
170.  Canadian family law / Julien D. Payne and Marilyn A. Payne KE539 Payne, Julien D., 1934-
171. City of love and revolution : Vancouver in the sixties / Lawrence Aronsen F1089.5.V22 Aronsen, Lawrence, 1948-
172. Teaching students with special needs in inclusive settings
173.  Best Canadian stories 09 / edited by John Metcalf PR9197.32
174. Death in the barren ground / Edgar Christian ; edited by George Whalley F1100.T5 Christian, Edgar Vernon, 1908-1927.
175.  The forever banyan tree / Uma Parameswaran PS8581.A73 Parameswaran, Uma.
176.  Fighter pilots never die / Uma Parameswaran PS8581.A73 Parameswaran, Uma.
177.  Listening to ourselves-- stories about life-- : voices of women from Bangladesh, Canada, China, Columbia, India, Nigeria, Pakistan, Peru, Sri Lanka, Turkey / Newcomer Women's Services Toronto F1035.A1

Conference/Seminar Alert

Canadian Studies Conferences at a glance

1. Centre for Canadian Studies Jadavpur University, Kolkata, organizing India International Conference on Canadian Studies, February 1-3, 2012
for more details write to: suchoritachattopadhyay@yahoo.com

2. Politics and the Public Domain: Perspectives for India and Quebec, SNDT Women’s University, Mumbai, February 1-2, 2012
For details click here http://sndt.ac.in/downloads/upcoming-event/india-quebec-seminar.pdf

3. National Seminar on Diplomacy, Defence and Development: Canadian and Indian Perspectives, Berhampur University, Berhampur, Orissa, February 18-19, 2012
For details write to: jnmahanty@rediffmail.com

4. Seminar on Understanding Minorities in India and Canada, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, February 25-26, 2012
For more details write to: jharajani2004@yahoo.com

New Arrivals in Canadian Studies Library Sept 2011

1. 
   
   
   
   
   The thing with feathers / Elizabeth Zetlin. 2004.


2. 
   
   
   One of the family : Metis culture in nineteenth-century northwestern Saskatchewan / Brenda Macdougall 2009.



3. 
   
   
   Dear Marian, dear Hugh : The MacLennan-Engel correspondence / edited by Christl Verduyn. 1995.


4. 
   
   
   Deep cultural diversity : a governance challenge / Gilles Paquet 2008.


5. 
   
   
   Aboriginal Canada revisited. Kerstin Knopf, editor 2008


6. 
   
   
   Canadian foreign policy : in critical perpective / edited by J. Marshall Beier and Lana Wylie, editors 2010.


7. 
   
   
   Through a lens darkly : how the news media perceive and portray evangelicals / David M. Haskell 2009.


8. 
   
   
   Dog tracks : a novel / by Ruby Slipperjack 2008.


9. 
   
   
   Courting Johanna : based on "Hateship, friendship, courtship, loveship, marriage" by Alice Munro / Marcia Johnson 2009.


10. 
    
    Drew Hayden Taylor : essays on his works / edited by Robert Nunn 2008.


11. 
    
    
    
    
    Anti-terrorism : security & insecurity after 9/11. edited by Sandra Rollings-Magnusson 2009


12. 
    
    
    
    
    The box social and other stories Reaney, James. 1996


13. 
    
    
    
    
    The essential James Reaney / selected by Brian Bartlett Reaney, James, 1926-2008. 2009.


14. 
    
    
    
    
    Environmental law / Jamie Benidickson 2009.


15. 
    
    
    
    
    Canadian environmental policy and politics : prospects for leadership and innovation / edited by Debora L. 2009


16. 
    
    
    
    
    Canadian environmental policy and politics : prospects for leadership and innovation / edited by Debora L. VanNijnatten, Robert Boardman 2009.



17. 
    
    
    
    
    Mohawks on the Nile : natives among the Canadian voyageurs in Egypt, 1884-1885 / Carl Benn 2009.


18. 
    
    
    
    
    Robertson Davies : magician of words / Nicholas Maes 2009.


19. 
    
    
    
    
    Naomi's road / Joy Kogawa ; drawings by Ruth Ohi. 2005.


20. 
    
    
    
    
    Christianity and ethnicity in Canada / edited by Paul Bramadat and David Seljak 2008.


21. 
    
    
    
    
    Using knowledge and evidence in health care : multidisciplinary perspectives. edited by Louise Lemieux-Charles and Fran‡ois Champagne 2008


22. 
    
    
    
    
    Nunavut : rethinking political culture / Ailsa Henderson 2008.


23. 
    
    
    
    
    The comparative turn in Canadian political science / edited by Linda A. White ... [et al.] 2008.


24. 
    
    
    
    
    Multiculturalism and the Canadian constitution / edited by Stephen Tierney 2007.


25. 
    
    
    
    
    Statistical Year-Book of Canada/CANADA. DEPT. OF AGR 2010


26. 
    
    
    
    
    Canada Year Book /STATISTICS CANADA 2010


27. 
    
    
    
    
    Am I dead yet? / John Scully 2008.


28. 
    
    
    
    
    The Canadian federal election of 2008. edited by Jon H. Pammett & Christopher Dornan 2009


29. 
    
    
    
    
    Motorcycles & sweetgrass : a novel / Drew Hayden Taylor Taylor, Drew Hayden, 1962- 2010.



30. 
    
    
    
    
    Macroeconomics : Canada in the global environment / Michael Parkin, Ro Parkin, Michael, 1939- 2010.


31. 
    
    
    
    
    When she was queen / M.G. Vassanji. Vassanji, M. G 2006.


32. 
    
    
    
    
    The selected stories of Mavis : Gallant. Gallant, Mavis. 1997


33. 
    
    
    
    
    Home truths / Mavis Gallant. Gallant, Mavis. 2001.


34. 
    
    
    
    
    From the Fifteenth District / Mavis Gallant. Gallant, Mavis. 2001.


35. 
    
    
    
    
    No love lost / Alice Munro ; selected and with an afterword by Jane Urquhart. Munro, Alice, 1931- 2003.


36. 
    
    
    
    
    Going ashore : stories / Mavis Gallant ; with an introduction by Alberto Manguel Gallant, Mavis, 1922- 2010, 2009.


37. 
    
    
    
    
    Shakedown : how our government is undermining democracy in the name of human rights / Ezra Levant ; foreword by Mark Steyn Levant, Ezra, 1972- 2009.


38. 
    
    
    
    
    Canada among nations 2009-2010 : as others see us / edited by Fen Osler Hampson and Paul Heinbecker 2010.


39. 
    
    
    
    
    Marian and the Major : Marian Engel's Elizabeth and the golden city / edited by Christl Verduyn Engel, Marian 2010.


40. 
    
    
    
    
    Who owns the Arctic? : understanding sovereignty disputes in the north / Michael Byers Byers, Michael, 1966- 2009.


41. 
    
    
    
    
    Arctic A to Z / Wayne Lynch Lynch, Wayne 2009.


42. 
    
    
    
    
    Cruel tears / Ken Mitchell and Humphrey & the Dumptrucks Mitchell, Ken, 1940- 1977.


43. 
    
    
    
    
    The Athabasca Ryga / George Ryga ; edited by E. David Gregory Ryga, George. 1990.


44. 
    
    
    
    
    Summerland : George Ryga ; edited by Ann Kujundzic Ryga, George. 1992.


45. 
    
    
    
    
    Alternatives Taylor, Drew Hayden. 2000


46. 
    
    
    
    
    The Prairie novels / George Ryga ; edited by James Hoffman. Ryga, George 2004.


47. 
    
    
    
    
    400 kilometres / Drew Hayden Taylor. Taylor, Drew Hayden, 1962- 2005.


48. 
    
    
    
    
    Immigration policy and the terrorist threat in Canada and the United States / edited by Alexander Moens and MartinCollacott/2008.


49. 
    
    
    
    
    Schoolmarm / Penny Petrone 2007.


50. 
    
    
    
    
    Marian Engel and her works/Brady, E. 1989


51. 
    
    
    
    
    jazz province: the story of jazz in Saskatchewan / Ken Mitchell. 2005.


52. 
    
    
    
    
    Someday: a play. Taylor, Drew Hayden. 1993


53. 
    
    
    
    
    Who are Canada's aboriginal peoples? : recognition, definition, and jurisdiction / edited by Paul L.A.H. Chartrand ; foreword by Harry W. Daniels. 2002.


54. 
    
    
    
    
    Advancing Aboriginal claims: visions, strategies, directions / edited by Kerry Wilkins. 2004.


55. 
    
    
    
    
    Aboriginal self-government in Canada : current trends and issues / edited by Yale D. Belanger Belanger, Yale Deron, 1968- 2008.


56. 
    
    
    
    
    Moving toward justice : legal traditions and Aboriginal justice / edited by John D. Whyte 2008.


57. 
    
    
    
    
    Community development in Canada / Jason D. Brown, David Hannis Brown, Jason, 1968- 2008


58. 
    
    
    
    
    The year of the flood : a novel / Margaret Atwood Atwood, Margaret, 1939- 2010.


59. 
    
    
    
    
    The rediscovered self : indigenous identity and cultural justice / Ronald Niezen Niezen, Ronald. 2009.



60. 
    
    
    
    
    Innovation, science, development : charting sustainable development in Canada, 1987-2007 / edited by Glen Toner 2009.


61. 
    
    
    
    
    Harper's team : behind the scenes in the Conservative rise to power / Tom Flanagan 2009.


62. 
    
    
    
    
    Local government and metropolitan regions in federal systems / edited by Nico Steytler ; senior editor, John Kincaid 2009.


63. 
    
    
    
    
    Absent citizens : disability politics and policy in Canada / Michael J. Prince 2009.


64. 
    
    
    
    
    In a world created by a drunken God / Drew Hayden Taylor. 2006.


65. 
    
    
    
    
    The Berlin blues / Drew Hayden Taylor 2007.


66. 
    
    
    
    
    Fearless warriors / Drew Hayden Taylor 2008.


67. 
    
    
    
    
    The Kappa child / Hiromi Goto. 2001.


68. 
    
    
    
    
    Toronto at dreamer's rock and Education is our right : two one-act plays / Taylor, Drew Hayden. 1990


69. 
    
    
    
    
    The bootlegger blues : a play / Drew Hayden Taylor. 1991.


70. 
    
    
    
    
    Al Purdy, Phyllis Webb, James Reaney, Alden Nowlan, and Milton Acorn Pub: ECW Press 1997


71. 
    
    
    
    
    James Reaney and his works / Stingle, Richard. 1991


72. 
    
    
    
    
    How to play : the theatre of James Reaney / Gerald D. Parke1991.


73. 
    
    
    
    
    Introducing Alice Munro's Lives of : girls and women a reader's guide. /Besner, Neil Kalman. 1990


74. 
    
    
    
    
    Some other reality : Alice Munro's Something I've been meaning to tell you./ Mackendrick, Louis K. 1993


75. 
    
    
    
    
    We are included! : the Métis people of Canada realize Riel's vision / John W. Friesen, Virginia Lyons Friesen. 2004.


76. 
    
    
    
    
    Haunted Alberta : 62 true ghost stories / Barbara Smith 2009.


77. 
    
    
    
    
    Alias Grace Atwood, Margaret. 2000


78. 
    
    
    
    
    The blind assassin / Margaret Atwood. Atwood, Margaret. 2001.


79. 
    
    
    
    
    Moral disorder / Margaret Atwood Atwood, Margaret, 1939- 2009.


80. 
    
    
    
    
    The door : poems / Margaret Atwood Atwood, Margaret, 1939- 2007.



81. 
    
    
    
    
    Montreal stories / Mavis Gallant; selected and with an introduction by Russell Banks. 2004.


82. 
    
    
    
    
    Paris stories / Mavis Gallant ; selected and with and introduction by Michael Ondaatje. 2002.


83. 
    
    
    
    
    Robertson Davies : a portrait in mosaic / Val Ross 2009.


84. 
    
    
    
    
    Cinnamon gardens Selvadurai, Shyam. 1999


85. 
    
    
    
    
    Amriika Vassanji, M. G. 2000.


86. 
    
    
    
    
    The Moslem wife and other stories / Mavis Gallant ; selected and with an afterword by Mordecai Richler. 1994.


87. 
    
    
    
    
    Nunavut / Carrie Gleason 2009.


88. 
    
    
    
    
    Reading Alice Munro in Italy / edited by Gianfranca Balestra, Laura Ferri, Caterina Ricciardi 2008.


89. 
    
    
    
    
    Half world / Hiromi Goto ; illustrations by Jillian Tamaki 2009.


90. 
    
    
    
    
    Criminology in Canada : theories, patterns, and typologies / Larry J. Siegel, Chris McCormick 2010.


91. 
    
    
    
    
    The other country : patterns in the writing of Alice Munro / James Carscallen 1993.


92. 
    
    
    
    
    Breaking the mould / Penny Petrone. 2001.


93. 
    
    
    
    
    Margaret Atwood : essays on her works. edited by Branko Gorjup 2008


94. 
    
    
    
    
    Behind the man : John Laurie, Ruth Gorman, and the Indian vote in Canada / by Ruth Gorman ; edited and with an introduction by Frits Pannekoek 2007.


95. 
    
    
    
    
    Canada's universities go global / editors, Roopa Desai Trilokekar, Glen A. Jones, Adrian Shubert 2009.







96. 
    
    
    
    
    Sucker Falls Taylor, Drew Hayden 2002







97. 
    
    
    
    
    Protecting rights in Canada / edited by Heather Kissock 2010.







98. 
    
    
    
    
    Nunavut : explore Canada's arctic / [editor, Heather C. Hudak] 2010.







99. 
    
    
    
    
    Naomi's tree / by Joy Kogawa ; illustrated by Ruth Ohi Kogawa, Joy. 2011.







100. 
     
     
     
     
     A brief history of Western thought / David Burge Burge, David, 1930- 2009.







101. 
     
     
     
     
     In search of April Raintree / ed. by Cheryl Suzack Mosionier, Beatrice Culleton. 1999







102. 
     
     
     
     
     Metis spirits / Deborah L. Delaronde Delaronde, Deborah L., 1958- 2006.







103. 
     
     
     
     
     The duty to consult : new relationships with Aboriginal peoples / Dwight G. Newman 2009.







104. 
     
     
     
     
     The M‚tis nation / written by Jean LaPrairie ; illustrated by Sheldon Dawson LaPrairie, Jean, 1955- 2009.







105. 
     
     
     
     
     Sarah Bastard's notebook / Marian Engel. Engel, Marian, 1933-1985. 2006.







106. 
     
     
     
     
     Size matters : Canada's ecological footprint, by income / by Hugh Mackenzie, Hans Messinger, Rick Smith 2008.







107. 
     
     
     
     
     Empires and autonomy: moments in the history of globalization. edited by Stephen M. Streeter, John C. Weaver, and William D. Coleman Weaver, Stephen M. 2009







108. 
     
     
     
     
     Environmental conflict and democracy in Canada / edited by Laurie E. Adkin 2009.







109. 
     
     
     
     
     Contested constitutionalism : reflections on the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms / edited by James B. Kelly and Christopher P. Manfredi 2009.







110. 
     
     
     
     
     Unconventional wisdom : lectures from the John Kenneth Galbraith prize in economics / James Galbraith, Kari Levitt and Mel Watkins ; introduced by Jim Stanford and Marc Lee 2009.






111. 
     
     
     
     
     This is my own : letters to Wes & other writings on Japanese Canadians, 1941-1948 / by Muriel Kitagawa ; Roy Miki, ed 1985.







112. 
     
     
     
     
     The baby blues Taylor, Drew Hayden. 2001







113. 
     
     
     
     
     The boy in the treehouse ; Girl who loved her horses Taylor, Drew Hayden. 2000.







114. 
     
     
     
     
     The buz'gem blues / Drew Hayden Taylor. Taylor, Drew Hayden. 2002.







115. 
     
     
     
     
     The Metis lighthouse / Alexander Reford with the assistance of Paul Gendron [2008?]







116. 
     
     
     
     
     Said the river / drawings by : Janis Hoogstraten. Zetlin, Liz. 1995







117. 
     
     
     
     
     Women's health in Canada : critical perspectives on theory and policy / edited by







118. 
     
     
     
     
     Policing and gendered justice : examining the possibilities / Marilyn Corsianos 2009.







119. 
     
     
     
     
     The transformation of the Supreme Court of Canada : an empirical examination / Donald R. Songer 2008.







120. 
     
     
     
     
     Contemporary Canadian federalism : foundations, traditions, institutions / edited by Alain-G. Gagnon Le . English 2009.







121. 
     
     
     
     
     Emily Kato / Joy Kogawa. 2005.







122. 
     
     
     
     
     The lyre of Orpheus / Robertson Davies ; with an introduction by Rosemary Sullivan 2008.







123. 
     
     
     
     
     The lyre of Orpheus / Robertson Davies ; with an introduction by Rosemary Sullivan 2008.







124. 
     
     
     
     
     What's bred in the bone / Robertson Davies ; with an introduction by Rosemary Sullivan 2008.







125. 
     
     
     
     
     In transit : stories / Mavis Gallant ; with an introduction by Jane Urquhart 2006.







126. 
     
     
     
     
     Selected works on the art of writing / Robertson Davies ; edited and with an introduction by Jennifer Surridge 2008.







127. 
     
     
     
     
     Too much happiness : stories / Alice Munro 2010.







128. 
     
     
     
     
     The view from Castle Rock : stories / Alice Munro ; with an introduction by Elizabeth Hay 2010.







129. 
     
     
     
     
     Parameters of power : Canada's political institutions / Heather MacIvor 2010.







130. 
     
     
     
     
     Crosscurrents : contemporary political issues / edited by Mark Charlton and Paul Barker 2009.







131. 
     
     
     
     
     The scream / Rohinton Mistry ; illustrations by Tony Urquhart Mistry, Rohinton, 1952- 2008.







132. 
     
     
     
     
     Alice Munro's best : selected stories / with an introduction by Margaret Atwood Munro, Alice. [2008]







133. 
     
     
     
     
     The English patient / Michael Ondaatje. 2006.







134. 
     
     
     
     
     Heidegger and the Earth : essays in environmental philosophy / edited by Ladelle McWhorter and Gail Stenstad 2009.







135. 
     
     
     
     
     Canada in NORAD, 1957-2007 : a history / Joseph T. Jockel Jockel, Joseph T., 1952- 2007.







136. 
     
     
     
     
     Naomi's road / Joy Kogawa ; drawings by Ruth Ohi. Kogawa, Joy 2005.







137. 
     
     
     
     
     Alice Munro : A double life. Ross, Catherine Sheldrick. 1992







138. 
     
     
     
     
     The water of possibility / Hiromi Goto. Goto, Hiromi, 2001.







139. 
     
     
     
     
     Diversity and First Nations issues in Canada / John Roberts, Darion Boyington, Shah‚ S. Kazarian Roberts, John A., 1944- 2008.







140. 
     
     
     
     
     The night wanderer : a native gothic novel / Drew Hayden Taylor Taylor, Drew Hayden, 1962- 2007.







141. 
     
     
     
     
     Coyote's new suit / Thomas King ; illustrated by Johnny Wales King, Thomas, 1943- [2009?], 2004.







142. 
     
     
     
     
     Furious observations of a blue eyed Ojibway : funny, you don't look like one two three / Drew Hayden Taylor. Taylor, Drew Hayden. 2002.







143. 
     
     
     
     
     A place within : rediscovering India / M.G. Vassanji Vassanji, M. G 2009.







144. 
     
     
     
     
     The assassin's song / M.G. Vassanji Vassanji, M. G 2008.







145. 
     
     
     
     
     The Penelopiad / Margaret Atwood. Atwood, Margaret, 1939- 2006.







146. 
     
     
     
     
     The robber bride. Atwood, Margaret. 1999







147. 
     
     
     
     
     Cat's eye. Atwood, Margaret. 1999







148. 
     
     
     
     
     Lifelines : Marian Engel's writings. rhetoric of composite structure. Verduyn, Christl. 1995







149. 
     
     
     
     
     Lifelines : Marian Engel's writings. Verduyn, Christl. 1995







150. 
     
     
     
     
     Divining Margaret Laurence : a study of her complete writings. Nora Stovel Stovel, Nora Foster 2009







151. 
     
     
     
     
     Canada among nations 2008 : 100 years of Canadian foreign policy / edited by Robert Bothwell and Jean Daudelin 2009.







152. 
     
     
     
     
     In the news : the practice of media relations in Canada / William Wray Carney 2008.







153. 
     
     
     
     
     The long journey of a forgotten people : Métis identities and family histories / Ute Lischke and David T. McNab, editors 2007.







154. 
     
     
     
     
     Take the big picture / James Reaney ; [interior illustrations by Barbara Di Lella] 2008. 1986.







155. 
     
     
     
     
     Journeys : a history of Canada / R. Douglas Francis, Richard Jones, Donald B. Smith 2010.







156. 
     
     
     
     
     The sociology of education in Canada / Terry Wotherspoon Wotherspoon, Terry. 2009.







157. 
     
     
     
     
     Marian Engel: life in letters / edited by Christl Verduyn and Kathleen Garay. Engel, Marian 2004.







158. 
     
     
     
     
     Tracing the connected narrative : Arctic exploration in British print culture, 1818-1860 / Janice Cavell 2008.







159. 
     
     
     
     
     The Arctic promise : legal and political autonomy of Greenland and Nunavut / Natalia Loukacheva 2007.







160. 
     
     
     
     
     Changing Toronto : governing urban neoliberalism / Julie-Anne Boudreau, Roger Keil, and Douglas Young 2009.







161. 
     
     
     
     
     National security law : Canadian practice in international perspective / Craig Forcese 2008.







162. 
     
     
     
     
     The promise and perils of law : lawyers in Canadian history / Constance Backhouse & W. Wesley Pue, co-editors 2009.







163. 
     
     
     
     
     Realizing the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples : triumph, hope, and action / edited by Jackie Hartley, Paul Joffe, and Jennifer Preston 2010.







164. 
     
     
     
     
     Images of internment : a bitter-sweet memoir in words and images : life in the New Denver Internment Camp, 1942-1946 / by Henry Shimizu 2008.







165. 
     
     
     
     
     Mediating Canadian politics / edited by Shannon Sampert, Linda Trimple 2010.







166. 
     
     
     
     
     Unequal relations : an introduction to race, ethnic, and Aboriginal dynamics in Canada / Augie Fleras 2010.







167. 
     
     
     
     
     Pursuing higher education in Canada : economic, social, and policy dimensions / edited by Ross Finnie ... [et al.] 2010.







168. 
     
     
     
     
     Darwin's bastards : astounding tales from tomorrow / selected & edited by Zsuzsi Gartner 2010.







169. 
     
     
     
     
     A Garden of anchors : selected poems / Joy Kogawa. Kogawa, Joy. 2003.







170. 
     
     
     
     
     Story-wallah! : a celebration of South Asian fiction / edited by Shyam Selvadurai. 2004.







171. 
     
     
     
     
     Swimming in the monsoon sea / Shyam Selvadurai Selvadurai, Shyam, 1965- 07], 2005.







172. 
     
     
     
     
     Valmiki's daughter / Shani Mootoo 2009.







173. 
     
     
     
     
     Aboriginal education : current crisis and future alternatives / edited by Jerry P. White ... [et al.] 2009.







174. 
     
     
     
     
     Social determinants of health : Canadian perspectives / edited by Dennis Raphael 2009.







175. 
     
     
     
     
     A history of human rights in Canada : essential issues / edited by Janet Miron 2009.







176. 
     
     
     
     
     Citizens of nowhere : from refugee camp to Canadian campus / Debi Goodwin 2010.







177. 
     
     
     
     
     One hundred million hearts / Kerri Sakamoto. 2004.







178. 
     
     
     
     
     Communication history in Canada. Daniel J. Robinson 2009







179. 
     
     
     
     
     Me sexy : an exploration of native sex and sexuality / compiled & edited by Drew Hayden Taylor 2008.







180. 
     
     
     
     
     What do I remember of the evacuation / Joy Kogawa Kogawa, Joy. 2009.







181. 
     
     
     
     
     Diaspora by design : Muslims in Canada and beyond / Haideh Moghissi ... [et al.] 2009.







182. 
     
     
     
     
     Racism in the Canadian university : demanding social justice, inclusion, and equity / edited by Frances Henry and Carol Tator 2009.