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Poverty in Canada: Exploring the Intersections of Race, Gender, Class.

This paper is an exploration of poverty in Canada. Issues such as race, ethnicity, immigration and migration are considered in the contexts of rural and urban communities, as well as with regards to gender and class. The argument here is that Canada's transitions in economics and industry have helped to produce an institutionalized underclass who live in poverty and who have limited resources for changing the conditions of their living. This paper further indicates the ways economic and social policy need to elaborate on the needs of the poor if the underclass is to be assisted in ways that can produce a change in the populations who live in poverty. 10 pgs. Bibliography lists 4 sources.

Pages: 10

Bibliography: 4 source(s) listed

Filename: 8843 Poverty Canada Race.doc

Price: 89.50

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