Theatre – A building where plays are performed. They may also be used to host other types of events, like […]

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Television – Also known as TV., a device that is able to play video and audio messages that are received.  […]

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Technological Advancements – Changes in electronics over time, typically for the better. Technological advancements are fueled by creativity and innovation. […]

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Taxes- Money that workers must pay the government. In Canada, there are many different types of taxes, such as income […]

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Syllabics – A type of writing system that does not use the Roman alphabet (a,b,c,d…) but their own unique symbols. […]

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Survival – the act of staying alive.  La survie – le fait de rester en vie. 

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Suburbs- A mix of rural and urban areas. Suburbs are often outside of cities or urban areas. Suburbs tend to […]

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Storytelling – Storytelling can be oral or written. It involves telling stories to others. Storytelling is a popular activity in […]

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Sovereignist – Sovereignty refers to a desire to have or keep self-governmentSelf-Government – A government created by a certain group […]

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Society – A society is a group of people living together.  Société – Une société est un groupe de personnes […]

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Social Justice – Social justice is often linked to the idea of equality and/or equity. Individuals who work toward social […]

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Social Classes – How people are grouped by their income, job, region, ethnicity, education, and/or relations. The upper class, which […]

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Sculpture – A form of art that can be made using clay, carving materials (like stone or wood), or by […]

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Settlers – A settler is a person who moves from one place to another with the intention of staying there […]

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Self-GovernmentSelf-Government – A government created by a certain group that is not influenced or under the… – A government created […]

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