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Case Study: Greek Life In Canada

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Greek life in Canada (mostly Ontario) is how I would assume it would be in the states however in Quebec it is much different. At Bishop’s the only Greek Life we have is Alpha Phi, there are no other Sororities or Fraternities on campus. We just celebrated our 25th anniversary in November (at my initiation). There used to be another sorority Alpha Delta Pi at Bishop’s but that was long before my time, recently someone that works on campus told us that they found some of their pins years ago and was wondering if they were ours, it turned out they belonged to Alpha Delta Pi but because of this a lot of us (especially us newer members) started doing research on them. It turns out they lost their charter because of hazing. There were also two fraternities

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