Recommended Links

Provides access to more than 2,700 on-line courses offered by some of the top Canadian universities and colleges. Students can also complete a degree, diploma or certificate in a selection of programs offered through Campus Canada, a national alliance of universities, colleges and related organizations.

The Guide to Healthy Eating and Physical Activity is intended to promote overall healthy living while reducing the risk of developing diseases related to poor eating habits, inactivity and unhealthy body weights.

"Writers Helping Writers". Contains information about CAA activities, the CAA Literary Awards, and links to other literary sites.

Canadian Automobile Association is a federation of 9 automotive clubs from across Canada. The CAA services the travelling and motoring needs of the Canadian public.

The Canadian Black Heritage in the Third Millennium Web Portal was created by educator Gary Pieters, as an online resource for educators, researchers, writers, students, and people researching Black History from a Canadian Perspective.
This Web Portal contains comprehensive Internet resources which categorizes past, present, and future events, people, places, and issues about Canadians of African descent. The links are organized under headings including Early Canada; Contemporary Canada; Curriculum Integration; Research; Events; Interactive Discussion and Communication; and Site Search.

Canadian Cancer Society is a national, community-based organizaion of volunteers. Its mission aims to eradicate cancer and enhance the quality of life of people with cancer. The society has branches all around Canada. The CCS website has information for cancers and treatment.

The website of the Canadian Centre for Elder Law Studies advances legal education and research for older adults

Full text of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Available also in French.

This site provides information about the research project on Canadian Children&'s Illustrated Books in English, and provides links to resources on selected aspects of Canadian children's books, to resources on illustration and publishing, as well as a list of pertinent Web sites.

The Canadian Enclyclopedia contains information about Canada and includes guides that explain how to use the encyclopedia, games, and a list of 100 Greatest Events that have taken place in Canada over the past 10,000 years. The Encyclopedia is available in English and French and can be searched by keyword or subject.