Canadian-American Center

Students may gain skills and experience in Digital Humanities while working on Trent University’s Confederation Debates 1865-1945 history project. Contact Daniel Heidt, PhD for more information.

The Canadian-American Center will host Canadian Studies faculty and grad students for a Spring Social on Friday, January 22 at 3PM. The event will give scholars a chance to connect with each other and welcome our newest faculty member, Dr. Mark McLaughlin!  For more details, click here.

Current students are encouraged to apply for summer, semester, or year-long work permits allowing them to gain valuable international work experience! IENA’s “Work in Canada” program offers the following services:  Canadian work permit for up to 12 months Job search & accommodation resources Discounted travel insurance Contact Betsy Arntzen for help writing an effective application!

Click to download detailed information on upcoming Canadian Studies courses for Spring 2016.

We are delighted to announce that Dr. Mark McLaughlin will join us in January 2016 as Assistant Professor of History and Canadian Studies. He will be teaching a new course, History 199: Atlantic Canada and New England, 1815-present, in Spring 2016 and CAN 101: Introduction to Canadian Studies in Fall 2016.

  David Alward, Consul General of the Canadian consulate in Boston, joined us Thursday, November 12 for a discussion of Canada’s recent elections, the Keystone XL Pipeline, and many other cross-border issues.

We are excited to welcome the David Alward, Consul General of the Canadian consulate in Boston, on November 12. He will discuss the recent Canadian elections with CanAm faculty and students. For more information, click here or contact the Center!

Click here to read about our trip.