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This diagnostic report uses empirical data to provide an accurate picture of how Aboriginal Canadians are faring in post-secondary education (PSE).

The purpose of this paper is to analyze the economic transformation of the Eastern European immigrants and their descendants and to ask whether it will happen again for Aboriginal people in Saskatchewan.

This report focuses on the effects of information technology on Aboriginal employment in the banking sector.

Michael Mendelson contends that education is the passport to full participation in Canadian society. Unfortunately, Mendelson, says, too few Aboriginal Canadians are obtaining this passport.

In this paper Silver, Ghorayshi, Hay and Klyne attempt to explain how urban Aboriginal communities have attempted to transcend traditional Aboriginal discrimination and create urban areas that focus on Aboriginal organization, culture, and empowerment.

In his paper, Chris Adams studies the extent to which First Nations teenagers report being influenced by those in their family and community as they seek to make choices about their future.