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Acknowledgements 7
Introduction 8
Welfare Fraud Legislation in British Columbia and Ontario 12
Introduction 12
Ontario-The "Battle" against Welfare Fraud 13
British Columbia-The Road to Perdition? 18
Note 21
Discussions of Welfare Fraud in the Canadian News Media 22
Media Analyses of Welfare and Poverty 24
Media Portrayals of Welfare Fraud in Three Canadian Papers 27
The Contextualization of Welfare Fraud and Poverty 28
Discussion 42
Note 44
Methodology 45
Introduction 45
Gendered Racialization: Developing Understandings of the Processes of Welfare Enforcement 45
Interviewing Welfare Recipients of Colour 49
The Effects of the Welfare Control System on People of Colour 52
Introduction 52
Inadequate Financial Support 55
Language Barriers 57
Negative Interactions with Case Workers 58
Structural Barriers to Employment 59
Depression and Shame 63
Criminalizing Welfare Recipients of Colour 66
Introduction 66
The Impact of Fraud "Policing" 67
The Role of the State 68
Recipients' Views 69
Welfare Surveillance 70
Dehumanizing Treatment 76
Racism and the Canadian Welfare System 81
Introduction 81
Language Barriers 82
Differential Treatment 84
Racism and Neo-Liberalism in Canadian Society 87
Canada's "Welfare" Racism 88
Case Workers: The Agents of Neo-liberal Policies 90
The Call for a Proactive Response to Racialization and Poverty Reduction 91
Note 94
References 95
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