The Making of Post-War Canada

by Peter S. Li

This book documents Canada's major social changes since 1945. These great shifts include women's entry into the paid labor market, a decline in fertility and family size, a preponderance of dual-earner families, the rise of the welfare state, an aging Canadian population, increased
immigration, and emerging collective claims (notably by women, Qubecois, the visible minority, and native peoples).

200 pages, Paperback

First published March 27, 1997