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Seven Oaks: A magazine of politics, culture, and resistance

History and mandate, masthead, articles, commentary, photos,and archives.
http://www.sevenoaksmag.com

So, This is Alberta!

Multimedia presentation of Alberta's history, natural heritage, society, culture and innovations.
http://www.abheritage.ca/stia/

Statistics Canada

Information on mission, job opportunities, services, products, reports, and statistical methods. Includes educational resources; information for survey participants; studies and business data; as well as community profiles and related links.
http://www.statcan.ca/

TOPIA

TOPIA is a scholarly journal in cultural and Canadian studies. Its purpose is to provide a venue for current research in cultural studies for scholars who share a concern with cultures, nationalities, technologies, media, and the politics of space.
http://www.yorku.ca/topia/


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Canadian Society

Canada is a nation that ranks among the very best for its quality of life. This is partly a factor of prosperity and a great environment. But the key factor is its people.

Canadian society is recognized for its human values and is built on principles of fairness, compassion, justice, and opportunity for all. These principles are entrenched in our laws and our institutions, but above all they are entrenched in our culture.

Canadian society is defined by its diversity. We continue to learn from the rich history of First Nations and we have always been strengthened by the dynamic relationship between Anglophones and Francophones. Canada is a young society, one that is still being shaped by immigration from the entire world, making us a nation where language, religion and ethnic background are not a source of conflict, but one of understanding and unity.

Culture.ca is your guide to life in Canada. What do Canadians eat? What languages do they speak? How does the Canadian government work? Get acquainted with rural life in Canada and visit our cities. Meet some fascinating Canadians who have helped to make Canada what it is today.

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