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Entry Into Canada Governor General Clarkson
368 words
The wonderful thing about being Canadian is that
despite our blemished history, we have shown we
are capable of change. Attitudes in Canada dont
stay entrenched. Her appointment was called a
reflection of the diversity and inclusiveness of
our society. Like sunlight through a window,
Adrienne Clarkson has smoothly transcended the
shadows of the cold, hardened, 1940 s Canada she
was raised in, only to lead Canadian diversity
into the third millennium. Nearly denied entry
into Canada because of a ...
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Womens Rights Movement 4 Th Ed
1,670 words
The desire of women to be viewed and treated on an
equal level to their male counterparts is not new,
the womens movement has been growing for many
generations, swelling rapidly since the 1800 s
specifically. The goal of the womens rights
movement, for the most part, is quite reasonable,
they would like to see equal pay for the same work
as their male co-workers, and they would like to
see affirmative action encouraged in hiring
policies, both in the public and private sectors.
The womens moveme...
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Nova Scotia Prohibition Movement
1,548 words
Canadian Temperance groups began to rally for
prohibition during the 1840 's and 1850 's. It was
not until after World War I began in 1914, that
the temperance groups's upper for prohibition
grew. A need for grain for the armed forces was
viewed as a major catalyst for Canada's
Prohibition Law. Although Canada's Prohibition Era
only lasted two years from 1917 to 1919, it
created the stage for many historic successes and
failures in Canada. This paper looks at the
emergence, successes, and failur...
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Thinking Values And Beliefs
860 words
Ideology is a way of thinking that reflect the
social needs and political doctrines of an
individual or group. There are many different
people and different circumstances this results in
a variety of different ways of thinking, values
and beliefs. Our ideology grows with us from
childhood. From the moment you are born the family
influence begins to impact your thought process. A
child is like a sponge that absorbs ideas and
beliefs. Beliefs are taught to a child in subtle
ways such as just liste...
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Hudson Bay Largest Country
481 words
Canada is the world's second largest country, and
it is the largest country in the Western
Hemisphere. It comprises of the entire North
American continent north of the United States,
with the exclusion of Alaska, Greenland, and the
tiny French islands of St. Pierre and Miquelon.
Its most easterly point is Cape Spear,
Newfoundland and its western limit is Mount St.
Elias in the Yukon Territory, near the Alaskan
border. The southernmost point is Middle Island,
in Lake Erie and the northern tip is ...
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Rights And Freedoms Canadian Charter Of Rights
1,297 words
Ignorance, pride, hatred and a disregard for the
wellbeing of others in society. These are the
seeds allowing the roots of activities promoting
racial discrimination to sprout. Out of that,
comes the growth of a fearful social epidemic, in
which uneducated persons put their destructive
thoughts and viewpoints into action. These
criminal activities have been dubbed Hate Crimes
and have plagues society as far back as one can
remember. Hate Crimes, in varying degrees, can
consist of something as mi...
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Peace Of Mind Court Of Justice
1,202 words
Privacy issues have taken centre stage in Canada
in recent weeks with the public's attention
focused on the major privacy breach at the
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce. As of February
4, 2005, CIBC is now facing a $ 9 million class
action lawsuit from customers whose confidential
RRSP and other personal and financial information
was made public. A Toronto law firm has filed the
suit in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice,
after revelations that CIBC had been faxing
thousands of their client...
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North American Free Trade Agreement Nafta
1,780 words
Introduction I believe that the North American
Free Trade Agreement was an inevitable step in the
evolution of the United States economic policy.
The globalization of the world economy due to
technological advances in computers and
communications have shrunk the world to the point
where no single country acting alone can
effectively compete on the foreign market. Even
the United States, with its vast resources, can
not have an absolute advantage in all thing that
it produces. It does not have un...
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Hospitality Industry Customer Satisfaction
708 words
Canada is significantly popular among numerous
tourists for it has a wide range of recreational
activities that are of a high interest for the
people from different countries. Canada offers the
world's ski and snowboarding enthusiasts some
unique opportunities. A country as large as Canada
offers a great variety of ski and snowboard hills,
and virgin winter terrain, ranging from the
Atlantic to the Pacific coasts. An added
attraction to visit this huge country for a winter
sports vacation is the...
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World War Ii June 6 1944
1,616 words
Operation Overlord Historians indicate that the
nature of Operation Overlord lies in the
continuous negotiations of two political forces.
Since 1942 Joseph Stalin was constantly pressing
US President Franklin D. Roosevelt and British
Prime Minister Winston Churchill to establish
second front in the west. However, as history
analysts claim it was impossible objective under
existing circumstances. US army forces were under
development, while the landing crafts and other
facilities necessary to del...
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Freedom Of Expression Supreme Court Of Canada
1,374 words
How Hart and Devlin would assess R. v. Butler In a
contemporary society it is sometimes very
difficult to estimate right what is moral and what
is not. Our feelings, emotions and the way of
living changed greatly thats why sometimes it is
impossible to take one correct decision following
the letter of the law. The case, proposed to
examine, provoked hot debates between
conservatives and liberals. Donald Victor Butler
was accused in 1992. He was charged for selling
and renting hard core videotape...
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Alice Munro Fairy Tale
2,098 words
Alice Munro Alice Munro was born in a family of
farmers in Canada. One of the brilliant short
stories writers she was awarded with a number of
literally prizes. The protagonists of her short
stories are women of her age. She does not go far
from her native place and finds her heroes just in
the neighborhood she lives. Being a master of the
word she was acclaimed by short-story writer
Cynthia Ozick as "our Chekhov." 1 Munro similar to
Chekhov succeeds in finding her plots in the
everyday life of ...
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Forced To Leave Socially Accepted
620 words
Increase Immigration into Canada Good afternoon
ladies and gentlemen. As we all now we are all
gathered here today to debate, argue over a bill
concerning an increase in immigration. We may not
all be on the same side. But personally I am for
increasing immigration and in the following I will
explain, my reasons. Since the early 1600? s and
after the great depression Canada has had many
ups? and downs? concerning immigration. It has had
immigrants flea from all different countries from
around th...
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Welfare Recipients Poor Quot
1,853 words
Of the many chatted words in the social reform
vocabulary of Canadians today, the term workfare
seems to stimulate much debate and emotion. Along
with the notions of self-sufficiency,
employability enhancement, and work disincentives,
it is the concept of workfare that causes the most
tension between its government and business
supporters and its anti-poverty and social justice
critics. In actuality, workfare is a contraction
of the concept of " working for welfare"
which basically ref...
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Acts Per Hour Violence On Television
2,345 words
Violent behavior of individuals may be linked to
media violence. There are a number of different
ways that people can be influenced by media
violence. Who will be affected, by what material,
and in what way is difficult to determine. Media
violence does not only include television and
movies, but local news as well. There are ways to
prevent media violence from corrupting ones own
behavior. It is the responsibility of the public
to voice their opinions and speak out against
television violence. ...
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Health Care System Tariffs And Trade
1,760 words
Noam Chomp sky once said: People dont know whats
happening, and they dont even know that they dont
know. (Matter, 1998, p. 5) These are very harsh
words but they do provide insight about how much
the general population of countries involved with
globalization knows about the issues that are
dominating humanitarian groups around the world.
Free trade one of the most controversial issues
surrounding globalization has been getting the
most attention lately as many treaties are being
discussed. Beca...
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Profit Margins Significant Amount
1,150 words
Bill Brennan 11 / 09 / 00 NAFTA and the Timber
Industry Per. 4 - 5 Over the past four hundred
years or so, timber has helped to fuel the economy
of the United States of America. Billions of
dollars change hands every year on timber alone
just from the United States producers and their
counterpart retailers. In the 1970 s the United
States was second on the list of the largest
lumber producing countries in the world trailing
only Russia. We were the powerhouse when it came
to timber production, a...
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Region Land People
476 words
In the recent presentations we have watched, a
common subject that was dealt with was the land of
each region. The purpose for this varied
throughout each presentation. Some groups used
this to foreshadow their literature and others
used this to give a historical summary for the
issues they discussed. That fact that this
happened helps support June Call woods statement,
which says that what unites Canadian is infinitely
more compelling than any visible differences. It
shows that the attachment a...
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Photojournalists Need Freedom Picture Was Printed People
763 words
Photojournalist need freedom in order to present
us with the facts. What would we see if every
picture were regulated? Wed see flowers, happy
people and maybe the odd kiss. Wed never see the
truth about the world. Everything would be a
fantasy. If the world was perfect, then by all
means, show the happy people. I dont care. But,
showing a fantasy is like lying about the world,
or denying us of the truth. We need truth, not
fantasies. News is news, not some candy coated
fantasy that some people w...
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Canadian Citizens Child Welfare
311 words
CHILDREN AND POVERTY IN CANADA The purpose of this
project is to discuss child poverty and child
welfare practice. There is a need to critically
examine the issue and situate the causes of
poverty at the societal level. In our society
children poverty is a major concern. There are
emotional and physical side effects of children
growing up in poverty. It is stated that there is
a decline in the level of child poverty in Canada.
Nations children must come first: Canada has the
capacity to act agai...
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