Statistics Canada shows evidence of gender inequality in a number of occupations, including skilled trades.
A visual of the gender inequality that exists in different areas of the workforce.
- What is this site about?
- Case studies
- First takes
- Aboriginal issues
- Aboriginal vs non-Aboriginal spousal abuse
- A cemetery or a pinegrove?
- Inequalities of Status and the Indian Act
- Innu facing deep-seated problems
- Mental Illness
- Mi’kmaq Treaty Rights
- The Donald Marshall Case.
- Missing and murdered women
- Métis path to equality
- Legal mistreatment
- Parks Canada vs Aboriginal Peoples
- Regaining Status
- Residential Schools
- Restorative Justice
- Violence against Aboriginal women
- The targeted audience: Aboriginal women and children
- Disabilities
- Gender at home and in society
- Child abuse: A gendered inequality
- Effect of family violence on children
- Honour is no excuse
- Male victims of domestic violence
- Rape: Where the blame lies.
- Violence: Is enough being done?
- Married Women in Post-War Canada
- Married women’s double lives
- Female Offenders
- Paid less for being better educated?
- Sexual Assault on Campuses
- Slutwalk: Challenging myths
- Unpaid household chores
- Why so few women in politics?
- Women in Sports
- Immigration in Canada
- Inequality of Class in Canada
- Anti-scab legislation – is it time?
- Canso: A historic fishing village’s struggle for workers’ rights
- Conflicting interests: a Newfoundland case study
- Decline of middle income earners
- Drugs of choice?
- Family background and post-secondary education
- Hockey: A level playing field?
- Inequality in Canadian Schools
- Is education still the great leveller?
- Low-income’s effects on children
- Middle Income Canadians and the Court System
- Polishing the Ivory Tower
- The Truth About Homelessness
- Racism in Canada
- Women and work
- Child care costs a social barrier
- Gender discrimination in the work force
- Gender inequality in the boardroom
- Gender wage gap in Canada
- Making sense of cents
- In Combat
- In skilled trades
- Occupational segregation
- Risk factors for falling below the poverty line
- Wage inequality
- Wartime work and demobilisation
- Women’s wages in post-war Canada
- Women and the managerial hierarchy
- Aboriginal issues
- Churchill Park
- Resources
- Community accounts
Students exploring inequality in Canada 
