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    general apathy. Not many people think of Canada as a country that can hold its own when in a conflict with those of similar economic conditions such as Russia‚ America or even France. However‚ historically and statistically‚ Canada has been an extremely strong military power‚ but only when the need arose. From the “stormtroopers” of Canadian raiding parties at Vimy Ridge to the sophisticated liberation of Belgium and the Netherlands in World War Two‚ Canada proved its extraordinary war efforts. The

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    Post and Lintel Systems

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    The Evolution of the Post and Lintel Structural System The post and lintel structural system‚ more commonly known today as post and beam‚ is a construction method used to hold the weight of a building through the use of two or more upright posts that support the horizontal beam/lintel that spans between them. This technique has been used for centuries and is still seen today. When this system was first put into place it was solely for structural support‚ but as time moved forward‚ we see a shift

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    Sikhism In Canada

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    punnet jabal the aboriginal peoples are the original inhabits of Canada . the Canadian government believed that the children of the aboriginal people were going to be the start of assimilation. it was with that idea the government decided to create residential schools . the government thought that taking these children and putting them in schools would make lose their culture and identity . by 1910 around 150‚000 children were forced to attend these school. they were taken to schools hundreds of

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    Post-Structuralism  Post-structuralism is a continuation and simultaneous rejection of structuralism – not only literary structuralism but even more so the anthropological structuralism of Levi-Strauss (Bertens‚ 2008: 93). * Post-structuralist thought has discovered the essentially unstable nature of signification. The sign is not so much a unit with two sides as a momentary ‘fix’ between two moving layers. Saussure had recognized that signifier and signified are two separate systems‚ but he

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    Essay On Racism In Canada

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    Multiculturalism and Racism in Canada: The Great Contradiction Racism in Canada is an undeniable issue as seen through widespread anecdotal evidence‚ acknowledged institutional abuses and countless studies. Recently‚ within the media and politics‚ focus was placed on the issue of the niqab during the federal election‚ when the Conservative government attempted to rally voters behind restrictive policies for face coverings in citizenship ceremonies that defied previously court rulings pertaining

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    The term “multicultural” has been used to describe Canada for decades. The Canadian government has emphasized the social importance of immigration that has made Canada into its mix of cultures‚ race‚ and religious backgrounds. The number of mixed unions in Canada is rising‚ but criticism against interracial relationships is also lingering along side. What are the main contributors to the difficulties interracial couples still experience‚ specifically when seeking acceptance? Mixed unions are prevalent

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    ESSENCE OF JCSC IN CANADA AND ITS TRAINING COMPATIBILITY WITH JCSC IN SCHOOL OF INFANTRY AND TACTICS BANGLADESH -Major Abu Md Shahnoor Shawon‚ EB Introduction 1. The role of an Army is the successful armed combat and the success of a developing Army like ours depends on its officer corps. The quality of an Army is directly proportional to the professionalism of its officer corps. Officers are the most vital component of any Army. Their prime task is to prepare and lead the army to the path of

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    Globalization In Canada

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    recent immigrants to Canada. However‚ upon further review its effects can be seen in isolated groups through how increasingly connected tribes became‚ and in recent persons that have recently come to live in Canada through looking at ethnic violence. Before Canada became a European colony‚ it had many different groups of Natives that all lived in different parts of Canada and each group had a number of tribes and communities. To see how globalization affected Natives in Canada‚ one group to look at

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    more crowded then Canada‚ due to the fact that Spain’s population is larger than Canada by approximately 10 million‚ despite the fact that Spain is 9.5 million square kilometers smaller than Canada. That means for every square kilometer in Spain‚ there is 92 people‚ where as in Canada‚ there is only 3 per square kilometre. In Spain‚ you would spend 51% less money on health care‚ which is good because you are 33% more likely to get HIV/AIDS. Another big difference between Canada and Spain‚ is the

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    To avoid death and start a new life‚ many Irish had to flee to The United States and Canada. Though many died while traveling across the Atlantic‚ thousands made it to land. With no money and no place to live‚ the Irish were about to make a big change in North America. Bringing only their religion and agricultural experience with them‚ the Irish fleeing the famine increased the power of the Catholic Church in Canada‚ catalyzed the effects of the industrial revolution‚ and strengthened the economy through

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