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2443 Globalization Continues in Canada: The Attempted Merger of Canadian Airlines and Air Canada. This paper looks at the issues involved in the proposed and failed merger from the point of view from those directly involved. It will be shown that no matter what the outcome of the merger, it would be another move in the direction of globalization. 9 pgs. 7 f/c. 6b.
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1950 The Oil Industry in Canadian History. The following is an overview and analysis of the oil industry in Canadian history. In this paper, what will be examined, is the general development of the industry, but with a particular focus on the policies of oil since the Second World War. It will be argued that although the greatest period of expansion and of development came after the Second World War, the OPEC crisis of 1973, which culminated in the founding of the National Energy Program in 1980, has since been a central source both of east-west provincial relations, and also, federal and provincial relations. Thus, this paper will analyze the history of the oil industry with an eye toward understanding both the contemporary political problems, and in turn, the greater impact that oil has had on Canadian history. 24.5 pgs. 28 f/c. 10b.
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2138 Postindustrial Canada. This paper discusses how Canada's economy and society are changing from a manufacturing type of country to an information and software country. The paper addresses the importance of these high-tech companies to the growth of Canada as a whole. 6 pgs. 9 f/c. 7b.
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2710 The Challenges to Trademark Law in Canada: How do They Impact on Business? This study will look at trademark law and its impact on the business environment in Canada. It will take a critical look at the Trade-marks Act and look at the way it was applied in the Big Sisters Association of Ontario v. Big Brothers of Canada case. From this analysis it will be clear to see that the law, as it stands, is ambiguous and in need of clarification if it is to serve its objectives. Having shown this, however, it will also be argued that bringing more clarity in to the law is no easy task: some flexibility and room for interpretation will always be necessary if the law is to apply to a wide-spectrum of cases. Applicability comes at the cost of precision. 10 pgs. 12 f/c. 5b.
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3664 Case Study: Prince Edward Island Preserve Company. Prince Edward Island Preserve Co Ltd (P E I Preserves) manufactures high-quality, high price point specialty preserves and related products-vinegars, sauces, etc. It has to choose from a variety of expansion options including retail outlets in Toronto or Tokyo, automated bottling and increased production. It is recommended that the company increase production and emphasize its competitive advantage-its reputation for natural quality. 5 pgs. 0 sources.
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3688 Toronto: The Globalism of the Auto Industry Toronto is intimately and extensively linked to global urban/economic systems and structures. The automobile industry provides a perfect illustration of this. Automobiles plants in the Toronto area are owned by transnationals operate to international standards and manufacture primarily for export. Also, historically, the autoworkers have been involved in international trade unionism. 5 pgs. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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3970 Human Resources and Industrial Relations at Magna International. Magna International Inc is one of the largest Canadian-based transnational firms in the global automobile industry. Workers at its Canadian plants are members of the Canadian Auto Workers (CAW). This discussion outlines the role of the human resources department in a unionized environment in the automobile parts industry. Issues from recruitment, through remuneration and appraisal are considered. 4 pgs. No bibliography provided.
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