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    Canada Goose sues Sears Over parka design: Toronto Star (November 8‚ 2013) Canada Goose Company is suing Sears Canada Company for trademark infringement. Canada Goes is sold at a premium and is a very popular brand. Canada Goose said that Sears Parker is similar to Canada Goose Kensington jacket‚ and also it is using tags similar. Canadian goose Kensington jacket sells for $695 and is the most popular jacket in Canada Goose Company. However‚ Sears Parker sells for $199. In contrast‚ Sears said

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    Peacekeeping in Canada

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    Throughout the world‚ Canada is known as a peaceful nation. This reputation was established through our role in the creation of the United Nations and our subsequent efforts as peace keepers. Over the past century our role and the methodology used in peace keeping has changed significantly. Based on the major events that contributed to Canada’s involvement to peace keeping‚ it is the Paris Peace conference‚ the Suez Crisis and the Battle of Rwanda that are most noteworthy. Although the Paris Peace

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    t h e s t o l e n g e n e r a t i o n Amid 1910 and 1970 up to 100‚000 Aboriginal children were taken forcibly or under compulsion from their families by police or welfare officers. A number of these children were taken at birth and in their childhood years. The babies and children were sent either to ‘special intention’ establishments or in later years especially‚ to foster homes. In a small amount of instances mothers or families knew where their children had been taken and were able to maintain

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    arrival brought an end to the occupation of the land by Aboriginal people as they had traditionally lived. The diaries and journals of the First Fleet provide descriptions of the locals as "native"‚ "primitive"‚ "barbaric" and even "stupid". There were many violent acts of resistance‚ as Aboriginal people took a stand against the occupation of their land and the destruction of their social‚ religious‚ legal and communal systems. Some Aboriginal people soon become afraid of entering Sydney Town because

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    When the topic of Canada comes up among peoples‚ immediately the thought of ice hockey‚ the Mounted Police‚ and beavers comes to mind. In fact‚ Canada has truly lost its true identity that we once knew. It is slowly being assimilated and in fact “Americanized” in aspects of social identity‚ national identity‚ and cultural identity. First‚ Canada is being slowly “Americanized” in its social identity. When we talk about a country’s social identity‚ we examine a few

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    Federalism in Canada

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    maintaining the ability of both groups to pursue common goals” (Simeon and Conway‚ 2001) Federalism is found in Canada as well as the United States however each of these countries uses it differently. Canada uses federalism in a more decentralized manner. This means that in Canada each individual province and territory carries more power then the federal government does. In Canada most of the money which each province receives from the federal government is unconditional. This means that each

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    Homelessness In Canada

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    Homelessness and hunger are two overlapping dimensions of the same problem. The correlation of these two ideologies is known as poverty. People in Canada and across the planet who suffer from poverty are unable to afford a house‚ and are incapable of purchasing sufficient food to supplement a healthy diet. According to a journal written by Nate Laurie‚ in Canada alone‚ 15.6 percent of Canadians and 35.8 percent of new Canadians live under the poverty line; meaning that they are unable to afford the

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    Individual Case Study: Canada Goose: The South Korean Opportunity ‘ Question 1: The six important factors to consider about South Korea’s culture is their values‚ norms‚ religion‚ education‚ social mobility‚ and American influences. South Korea was built up by many core values‚ however the most important being Confucianism. Confucianism was founded over 2000 years ago in the fifth century BC and was the official ethical system of China (Hill‚ Rihcardson‚ & McKaig‚ 2009). The value of

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    Our Home and Racist Land-Pg.73 3. Do you think Canada is still a racist country? Why or why not? Explain using examples to support your opinion. Being one of the most socially developed and multicultural countries in the world everyone probably sees Canada as a Utopian country. Unfortunately Canada isn’t as perfect as everyone thinks it is‚ and a major persisting issue is racism. Being a multicultural there are many minorities and this usually results in racism‚ isolation‚ and unequal treatment

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    Yr 9 History Indigenous Australia: Essay At the start of the video‚ Triumph of the Nomads‚ historian Geoffrey Blainey states that the white man dismissed the Aboriginals as “backward (primitive)‚ and barbaric‚ and their lifestyle appeared haphazard‚ when really it has pattern and purpose.” Explore the Aboriginal culture and their adaption to the harsh Australian environment‚ evaluating whether they were a primitive or complex society. Use footnoted historical evidence to support your

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