LESTER B PEARSON CI GEOGRAPHY GRADE 9 – ISSUES IN GEOGRAPHY GRADE 11 – NATURAL DISASTERS GRADE 11 – TRAVEL AND TOURISM GRADE 12 – WORLD ISSUES GRADE 12.

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LESTER B PEARSON CI GEOGRAPHY GRADE 9 – ISSUES IN GEOGRAPHY GRADE 11 – NATURAL DISASTERS GRADE 11 – TRAVEL AND TOURISM GRADE 12 – WORLD ISSUES GRADE 12 – HUMAN PATTERNS AND GLOBALIZATION

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GRADE 12 - HUMAN PATTERNS AND GLOBALIZATION

HUMAN PATTERNS COURSE HOW DOES THE WORLD REALLY WORK? CORPORATE GREED SWEATSHOP LABOUR INTERNATIONAL TRADE AGREEMENTS BRANDING PRODUCTS WHY DO WE BUY NIKE? IS MCDONALD’S HEALTHY? HOW ARE YOUR CLOTHES MADE OVERSEAS? WHY AREN’T THERE JOBS FOR YOUTH IN CANADA?