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    Glencore Canada Corporation is one of the world’s largest global diversified natural resource companies and a major producer as well as trader of more than 90 commodities. The company was founded in 1947 in Toronto‚ named as Marc Rich+Co AG‚ initially it focused on the physical market of ferrous‚ non-ferrous metals‚ minerals and crude oil. After 16 years of market growth‚ it successfully acquired a stake in the global resource giant‚ Glencore Xstrata and get renamed. The mother company is currently

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    Democracy is a form of government that gives the people who are ruled by its laws and policies certain rights over the actions and careers of those in power. Canada operates on democratic principles. Citizens in the representative democracy such as Canada allow elected representatives to make decisions on their behalf. The main principles of democracy are equality and freedom. All citizens are considered to be equal because everyone follows the same law and this shows that no one is above the law

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    Social Welfare in Canada

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    We often tend to forget that Canada‚ a wealthy country with abundant opportunities‚ suffers from poverty. Thankfully‚ the welfare system helps provide financial assistance to those who need it but many receivers abuse it‚ making the program highly controversial. The right of the spectrum believes that welfare has worsened the problem of poverty and that it should be limited‚ hence making the poor responsible for their income. Meanwhile‚ the left side of the spectrum believes that the government is

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    in tariff and trade barriers‚ immigration‚ and the spread of technology”. (insert citation 2) improving economic growth is the main aim of policy makers in every country across the globe as it shows the success of the nation. (insert citation 2) Canadas trade relationship with China is a prime example of globalization has aided in the growth of both Canada’s and Chinas economy. In 2003 Canada’s imports from china rose nearly twice as fast and more than their usual average yearly increase from china

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    Feminism In Canada Essay

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    equality to so many people today. However‚ in our society is feminism really needed‚ or could it be more beneficial to other countries who still fight for equal rights? On the other hand Canada isn’t perfect and the fight for equal rights among the opposite sex is still an issue. In hindsight‚ the citizens of Canada would gain a better understanding for each other if feminism continues to stay present in our daily lives. For many years women fought for equal rights‚ these rights consisted of voting

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    Anti-Semitism In Canada

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    Ethnic and Cultural Diversity in Canada Name Institution ­­­­­ Ethnic and Cultural Diversity in Canada Question #1 The chief aim of this paper is to contrast and compare anti-Semitism in Canada – predominantly modern Canada – with different forms of racism. For instance‚ the most popular practice of anti-Semitism in Canada is Zionism and nationalism. Most considerations of anti-Semitism in Canada and of the Jewish community more usually‚ have taken place separately from typical

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    Youth Gangs In Canada

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    Youth gangs in Canada is becoming more and more of issue. Adolescents across Canada resort to joining youth gangs for many different reasons. A youth gang is a group of young adolescents who use intimidation and violence to gain prestige among other gangs and control certain areas of unlawful activities. For all the reasons an adolescent would join a youth gang‚ police and the Government have come up with programs to prevent youth from joining and to get them to leave the gangs. With programs involving

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    Foreign Aid Canada

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    competition exists‚ Foreign Aid Canada (FAC) has encountered some challenges and strategic choices that will be discussed and analyzed in this report. FAC is considering two strategic alternatives in order to introduce testing‚ treatment‚ and education of AIDS in Africa and Asia: 1. AIDS Clinics 2. Mobile AIDS Units This report will also assess another major alternative to outsource its HR function‚ travel‚ facilities‚ donation processing‚ CIDA billing and payroll to OS Canada Inc. (OS). There are two

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    In 2017‚ Canada announced their plan to fill a 300‚000 quota number of incoming immigrants. That is a large number and appears like Canada is showing such openness for incoming immigrants. But this innocuous sentence can be problematic. It can be difficult to gage the problems of Canadian perception of immigration when one’s family arrived in the country several generations ago and now identify as a native Canadian. The word “quota” is problematic in describing immigration for its inferred meaning

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    “Never stop learning‚ because life never stops teaching.” It has been four years since I first got to Canada; I was only in grade eight back then. Although everyone including my parents had told me that it would not be that difficult to adapt‚ I knew deep inside that it was going to be one of the hardest challenges that I would have to overcome. Moving to Canada has really taught me a very essential skill that everyone should possess‚ which is the ability to adapt. When I first arrived at school

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