Related Sites

We have compiled a list of other sites for you to explore, furthering your knowledge about our country.

An asterisk (*) denotes a bilingual site.

General

• Award-winning site about the history of Canadian architecture, with over 2000 images.

• One of the world's leading centres of conservation knowledge and expertise. Its mandate is to promote the proper care and preservation of Canada's moveable cultural heritage and to advance the practice, science and technology of conservation.

• Information about the Society and its publications and awards.

• In-depth information on the Museum's exhibits and related issues.

• Stories, quotes, and links from and about famous Canadian women, past and present.

• Provides information on the mandate of this organization which deals with distance education.

• Access to current news and information about Commonwealth members.

• Information on Canadian education, with links to sites about technology in education.

• CPAC, the Cable Public Affairs Channel, is Canada's number one source of parliamentary and public affairs programming. CPAC provides gavel-to-gavel live coverage of House of Commons proceedings, parliamentary committees, in-depth coverage of various commissions and inquiries and the only prime time line-up devoted to political issues of importance to Canadians.

• Information on French culture in Canada

• Visit CyberMuse and try out innovative, fun ways to appreciate and understand art. This new virtual space brings you high-quality reproductions, artists' biographies, video interviews and access to the entire collection of the National Gallery of Canada.

• The Governor General of Canada's home page.

• The Canadian Government home page, with links to all departments and programs.

• Department and program information, with access to a library and related sites.

• Information on the role, history, and activities of the Canadian parliament.

• Access to a large variety of statistical information on Canada.

Arts and culture

• The object of the council is to foster and promote the study and enjoyment, and the production of work in the arts

• The Virtual Museum of Canada showcases an array of virtual exhibits, online games, images and other educational and cultural online content developed in partnership with museums and heritage institutions.

• Broadcasting and telecommunication industry information, archives, and links

Research

• National organization promoting research, teaching and publications on Canada

• A US-based organization that encourages the study of Canada at all levels in the States.

• Abstracts of articles and reviews for every issue of the journal.

• Site of a federation of national and multi-national Canadian Studies associations that promotes research, education and publications in all fields of Canadian Studies and in all countries.

• Information from the main science and technology research agency of Canada.

Canadian Studies Departments in Canadian Universities

• Trent University: The Frost Centre for Canadian Studies and Native Studies
• University of Ottawa: Institute of Canadian Studies
• Brock University: Centre for Canadian Studies
• University of Toronto: Canadian Studies University College
• Carleton University: School of Canadian Studies
• Queen's University: Canadian Studies
• University of Windsor: Canadian Studies
• York University: Canadian Studies

• Concordia University: Canadian Studies
• McGill: The McGill Institute for the Study of Canada

• Memorial University: Canadian Studies Department

• St-Francis Xavier: Canadian Studies
• Dalhousie: Canadian Studies Programme
• Mount Saint Vincent: Canadian Studies
• Acadia: Canadian Studies Department

• University of Prince Edward Island

• Brandon University: Canadian Studies Department
• University of Manitoba: Canadian Studies Departmen

• University of Calgary: Canadian Studies Department
• University of Lethbridge: Canadian Studies Department

• Simon Fraser University: Institute of Canadian Studies
• University of British Columbia: Canadian Studies
• University of Victoria: Canadian Studies