Civilizational Studies
Publications
desLibris · 16 January 2020 English
'This paper reviews alternative measures of income mixing within geographic units and applies them using geographically detailed income data derived from tax records. It highlights the characteristics of these measures, …
desLibris · 6 December 2019 English
'The rapidly growing supply of university-educated workers from both immigration and domestic educational institutions, coupled with relatively slack demand for educated labour, has raised concerns about skill use in the …
desLibris · 5 December 2019 English
Particularly germane to this is a joint University of Toronto-TDSB research study that linked the Grade 9 cohort data set used in this study (including the Grade 9 cohort of …
desLibris · 12 November 2019 English
It seeks to position metal extraction in Canada within broader discussions of climate change policy, for applications in best practice sharing and improved awareness of how the mining sector is …
desLibris · 12 November 2019 English
Metal Extraction in a Low Carbon Economy: Projected Trends in Metal Demand and Policy Options for Demand Reduction November 2019 Prepared for Mining Watch Canada’s 2019 Conference: Turning Down the …
desLibris · 25 October 2019 English
Selective sampling challenges the external validity of an experiment, in that the outcome of the experiment is not a reliable predictor of the average treatment effect of the population. [...] …
desLibris · 30 September 2019 English
ISED Funding to CANARIE was renewed in Budget 2015 for a total of $105 million over five years and is used to support the delivery of the network and CANARIE’s …
desLibris · 30 September 2019 English
EVALUATION PURPOSE AND METHODOLOGY The PSI-SIF evaluation addressed the issues of program relevance, the effectiveness of design and delivery and performance in accordance with the Policy on Results. [...] The …
desLibris · 26 September 2019 English
desLibris · 23 September 2019 English
As shown in the chart, Ontario’s average secondary school class size is statistically indistinguishable from the average class sizes in Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, British Columbia, and Prince …
