Departments

• Starting with WWI up to the 21st Century, thus course Includes: Canada’s involvement with major battles in WWI, the roaring 20’s and Great Depression; Women’s Rights and the Suffrage Movement; Canada and WW2; Cold War; Regional Issues’ Indigenous Issues and Multiculturalism

• Potential Field trips include: Royal Ontario Museum, Casa Loma

CLU 3M          Introduction to Law

This course covers Canadian law, focusing on issues relevant to Canadians' lives. You'll learn about rights, freedoms, our legal system, and various areas of law. You'll develop legal reasoning skills and apply legal thinking to analyze and form opinions on legal issues.

Potential trips:  Superior Court in Toronto, depending on what is out - movies related to law.

CHW3M         World History to the 15th Century (Ancient and Medieval History)

From the Big Bang to the Renaissance and its relevance today: human evolution, ancient civilizations (Egypt, Greece, Rome), Medieval Europe, Aztecs, Mayans.

Potential Field trips: Royal Ontario Museum, Medieval Times

CHT3O          World History Since 1900: Global Regional Interactions

Commencing from the dawn of the 20th Century, students delve into worldwide and local disputes that emerged across diverse nations and territories, notably in Africa and Asia.

Encompasses: The transition into the century, WWI, Roaring Twenties, Great Depression, WWII, Cold War, and contemporary global affairs.

CHY 4U/4C      World History since the 15th Century (The West and the World)

Commencing with the Renaissance, this course follows the evolution of ideas, movements, and events that have influenced our world.

Encompasses: Renaissance, Reformation, exploration, Scientific Revolution, Enlightenment, French Revolution, Napoleonic Era, Industrial Revolution, Romanticism, State Formation, WWI, and 20th-century advancements.

• Excursions may include trips to ROM and Art Gallery of Ontario

CGC               Issues in Canadian Geography

Ptential Trips: Rouge National Park

CGG 301 

Potential trips: CN Tower, Ripley’s Aquarium, Toronto Zoo, Canada’s Wonderland

CGW 

In CGW, students tackle the task of fostering a sustainable, fair world. They study diverse topics like economic gaps, environmental threats, globalization, human rights, and living standards. Analyzing government policies, global pacts, and personal duties, they use geographic thinking and spatial technologies to probe these issues and their global effects.

Potential Trips: Toronto Green Living Show, Toronto urban planning walking tour.

CLU 4U

In CLN4U, students study contemporary legal issues in Canadian and international law. They explore topics like religion, security, cyberspace, immigration, crimes against humanity, and environmental protection, analyzing rights and freedoms. Through this exploration, they develop legal thinking skills, apply the legal inquiry process, and gain insights into conflict resolution in international law.

Potential Trips:  Superior Court in Toronto, Prison visit - Kingston Pen., movies related to law