Canadian Society

This text investigates the fundamental questions and issues of Canadian society within the framework of a national unit. The objective is to provide the reader with a sense of the continual transformation of Canadian society and to sketch the forces that contribute to change. By discussing demographic differences such as language and ethnicity, and Canadian dilemmas such as foreign influence, cultural dualism, inequality, regionalism, and nationalism. Hiller illuminates both the unique character of Canadian society and the struggle of constituent populations in a negotiated entity to define their nation in the past and the future.