Regular Social Studies educates students on modern, geopolitical issues stemming from the  17th-20th centuries of Canadian History.

Students will learn of cause-and-effect, human perspective and discover themselves as they make text-to-world connections and gain a better understanding of the world and its people.

Furthermore, an emphasis will be placed on the Canadian effects on Indigenous demographics, truth, and reconciliation.
 

Social Studies 9

Prerequisite: Humanities 8

Social Studies 9 exposes students to the major issues of Western Civilization stemming from the 17th and 19th centuries.

Students will explore how different ideologies (see below) have influenced The Indigenous Peoples as well as shifts in global demographics. Moreover, they are expected to understand Canadian physiography.

Social Studies 9 mainly focuses on:

- Imperialism
- Nationalism
- Colonialism
 

Social Studies 10

Prerequisite: Social Studies 9

Social Studies 10 continues to build on the social, thinking, and personal core competencies developed in Humanities 8 and Social Studies 9.

Students will learn how various events in Canadian History (see below) have influenced the developments of different societal, economic, and political functions in the Canadian Government.

Furthermore, emphasis will be placed on First People's Governance as well as truth and reconciliation in Canada.

Social Studies 10 mainly focuses on:

- The functions of different Canadian political institutions
- Canadian Ideologies
- The evolution of The Canadian Identity
- Canadian conflicts and discriminatory decree
- Canada's role in the global economy