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Title: But I'm sure it means the houses, the village: The nation in the small town in Canadian literature and television
Author: McNutt, Myles A.
Date: 2010
Supervisor: Wyile, Herb
Degree Level: Masters
Discipline: English
Affiliation: English & Theatre Studies

Title: Courting disaster: the enforcement of heteronormativity in Halifax explosion romances, 1918-2003
Author: Veinot, Julie Ann
Date: 2007
Supervisor: Wyile, Herb
Degree Level: Masters
Discipline: English
Affiliation: English & Theatre Studies

Title: Cultivating class consciousness in Canadian short fiction from the 1930s
Author: Saddington, Sara
Date: 2010
Supervisor: Wyile, Herb
Degree Level: Masters
Discipline: English
Affiliation: English & Theatre Studies

Title: Feminist fallen women: rewriting interwar patriarchy in Margaret Atwood's The blind assassin, Ann-Marie MacDonald's Fall on your knees, and Gail Anderson-Dargatz's A recipe for bees
Author: Whidden, Abra Lynn
Date: 2004
Supervisor: Wyile, Herb
Degree Level: Masters
Discipline: English
Affiliation: English & Theatre Studies

Title: Myth, history and labour: the construction of identity and the critique of modernity in Alistair MacLeod's No Great Mischief and Island
Author: Benke, Carmen Natalie
Date: 2008
Supervisor: Wyile, Herb
Degree Level: Masters
Discipline: English
Affiliation: English & Theatre Studies

Title: Rewriting the past, reshaping the place: The impact of tourism on Canadian landscape, history and national identity in Thomas Wharton's Icefields and Suzette Mayr's The Widows
Author: MacDonald, Erin
Date: 2013
Supervisor: Wyile, Herb
Degree Level: Honours
Discipline: English
Affiliation: English & Theatre Studies

Title: Sustainable equality / equal sustainability: Aaligning postcolonial consciousness and ecocritical Awareness in The after life of George Cartwright and The last crossing
Author: May, David C.
Date: 2009
Supervisor: Wyile, Herb
Degree Level: Honours
Discipline: English
Affiliation: English & Theatre Studies

Title: Tradition, tension and transformation: masculinity in the fiction of Alistair MacLeod
Author: Simpson, McCulloch G.
Date: 2014
Supervisor: Wyile, Herb
Degree Level: Honours
Discipline: English
Affiliation: English & Theatre Studies