Sandy Li 3B In 1971‚ from the Canada multiculturalism act‚ Canadian government had admitted that Canada was a multicultural country‚ and accepted it’s English and French double property. In 1867‚ when Canada was built‚ the proportion of English and French people occupied 91.6%. Although Canada has been colonized by French people first‚ English still give a huge influence on its cultures‚ and nowadays these two public languages are both used in Canada. Therefore‚ Canada should be considered as a product
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Canada has maintained a diverse cultural identity throughout the years. One way is through the Native Canadians that lived there. They had many unique characteristics among other tribes in other locations. They made kayaks‚ dogsleds and umiaks. Most were nomads‚ worshipped nature‚ and had shaman. They made things such as jewelry and needles.Another way is through fur trade. Fur trade was a very big deal in Canada. They would trap beaver and use their fur to make hats. This was the popular style in
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be careless. In turn these young people start to believe that they can’t make a difference therefore they don’t bother trying. This affect is seen in youth in their involvement in politics‚ the voting rate in Canada for youth voters has been declining for years according to Elections Canada ‚ young adults therefore don’t appear all that interested in politics. Young people don’t vote for numerous reasons that should be addressed in order to get them involved especially for the sake of the future
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In regards to converting to green energy‚ this is both beneficial to Canada and it is a more effective manner of dealing with ISIS. By cutting off this dependency on oil‚ it dampers ISIS’ source of income and it would cut their funding. Without funding‚ the organization would become severely handicapped and furthermore‚ it would benefit Canada’s own economy. There are the obvious benefits to the Earth and environment by switching over to green energy‚ but it would also create a magnitude of new jobs
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have the autonomy to take certain medication or not. Although it is risky‚ some clients may not feel that the medication is necessary. Sometimes in the antenatal ward‚ for example the clients at risk of premature labour‚ they have the autonomy to choose whether they want pain relief or not‚ or whether or not to be induced into labour. This can give clients the confidence to make their own choices‚ and make them feel like they’re living the way they’d like to. Another example of autonomy is choosing
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As of 2017 Canada is oppressing and silencing Indigenous voices. Canada is currently preparing for the 150th anniversary of Canada or as Indigenous peoples have stated‚ the 150th anniversary of colonization. The way to combat the day of celebrating Indigenous control and genocide varies throughout Canada. Some people suggest resisting the celebration with protests‚ whilst others suggest for the push for changes that reflect the true history of Canada. Lillian Howard‚ the co-chair of the Vancouver
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The issue of immigration within Canada is one of great concern. A large percentage of Canadian citizens are content with the huge influx of new immigrants into the country while others are opposed to this‚ holding the belief that the nation immigrations policies are lax. Canada has a vast experience with immigrants‚ being a country with a high net migration rate since it’s creation. A net migration rate is the difference between the number of immigrants and the number of emigrants throughout the
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the close economic links between the two countries‚ the collapse quickly affected Canada. Added to the woes of the prairies were those of Ontario and Quebec‚ whose manufacturing industries were now victims of overproduction. Massive lay-offs occurred and other companies collapsed into bankruptcy. This collapse was not as sharp as that in the United States‚ but was the second sharpest collapse in the world. Canada did have some advantages over other countries‚ especially its extremely stable banking
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this kind of decision and so I do. Three decisions‚ the most important and strong steps taken by me in past have changed my life: moving to Canada‚ quitting smoking and living life independently. These decisions means to me a lot and it works to mould my life on a right path‚ to achieve something which I want in my life. I choose to move Canada because I was looking for some specific things in my life. First‚ from the age of 17‚ I was planning to get for higher education from a well
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prohibition in Canada. By looking at multiple temperance organizations in different provinces the paper will argue that Canadian prohibition was able to be codified due to‚ in part‚ the efforts made by those in the temperance movement. The paper will begin by examining the relationship between early temperance movements and the enactment of the Canada Temperance Act or Dunkin Act of 1864. It will then address the Canada Temperance Act or Scott Act of 1878 and how the conditions in Canada changed to allow
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