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    CANADIAN ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE STUDY Waterloo Wellington WWTAB is funded by and Prepared for WWTAB by Tamara Darling August 2005 0 WWTAB would like to acknowledge project support and assistance from: The Waterloo Region District School Board and The New Canadian Program The views expressed in this document do not necessarily reflect those of the Government of Canada or the Government of Ontario 1 CANADIAN ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE STUDY Table of Contents Summary……………………………………………………………………………

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    Canadian Broadcasting Corporation – Canadian Broadcasters of Culture The CBC is a publicly owned media outlet funded (in part) by taxpayers. The CBC was formed in the context of a very different historical moment than now. Given that the Canadian mediascape has changed‚ should the government continue to fund the CBC? When the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) was created in 1936‚ it was intended as a public radio station to inform Canadians across the country and

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    members of the Canadian parliamentary system. With the first Canadian women being elected into the Canadian parliament in 1921‚ women have had the ability to participate and become elected into the House of Commons. Since then‚ Canadian women’s participation in the House of Commons has substantially increased from 1 female seat holder in 1921 to the present day 64 seats held by women. Although this increase is seemed as substantial‚ the debate about the underrepresentation of women in politics has

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    Aboriginal Canadians Essay

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    land‚ and yet they have always been treated as second-class citizens. The Canadian government forced Aboriginal Peoples onto reserves and trying to convert them to a more European lifestyle‚ thus destroying their way of life. Although Aboriginal Canadians made significant contributions during the First World War‚ they were often discriminated against and did not receive fair or equal treatment. Firstly Aboriginal men and women made important contributions to the war both on the battlefield and on the

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    Canadian National Sport

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    Hockey In Canada: A Nations Passion Culminating Activity: Canadian History Essay In 1994‚ the Canadian Federal Government compromised and voted to make hockey Canada’s national winter sport‚ and lacrosse Canada’s national summer sport. Which sport should be named Canada’s true national sport? In 1994‚ the Canadian Federal Government compromised and voted to make hockey Canada’s national winter sport‚ and lacrosse Canada’s national summer sport. Which sport should be named Canada’s true

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    Canadian Senate Essay

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    Assignment 3 The Canadian Senate By: Courtney Marie Lester.  What role does the Senate play in terms of Canadian democracy‚ and in light of that role‚ should the Senate be retained in its current form‚ reformed in some way‚ or abolished entirely? The Canadian Senate has often been referred to as the sober second thought. The house of commons was originally set up to have two chambers‚ the upper and the lower‚ to carefully decide Canadian laws.  The Senate‚ in the upper house‚ reviews proposed

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    PROTECTING LOCAL CULTURES FROM THE IMPACTS OF GLOBALIZATION: THE CASE OF CANADIAN MAGAZINE DISPUTE Globalization is continuing to influence local cultures both positively and adversely. Sometimes these impacts go beyond just ‘culture’ as the cultural effect pulls some other issues like trade. While advocates of globalization preach that this advances local cultures and offers an opportunity for development‚ critics argue that globalization is supporting few out-standers while suppressing many in

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    Canadian Women's History

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    women’s history was born out of their respective women’s movements. Canadian women’s history has always existed at the crossroads‚ and in dialogue with‚ this Anglo-American tradition. While their respective historiographies can be relevant‚ it also can be hegemonic; consequently‚ we must question the conclusions and historiographical certainties in this tradition as there could be Canadian exceptions to their conclusions. Canadian women’s history does have its own peculiarities‚ shaped by its distinct

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    Table of Contents 1. Introduction • Background – History and Overview of Industry • History and Overview of Canadian Pacific Railway • History and Overview of Canadian National Railway 2. GAAP methods validation 3. Financial Analysis • Canadian Pacific Railway • Canadian National Railway 4. Comparison of Canadian Pacific Railway and Canadian National Railway through Ratio Analysis • Gross margin • Net income margin‚ • Return on assets • Return on equity • P/E Ratio 5.

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    Once‚ the Union had regained its full strength‚ world powers were directly affected. Emperor Napoleon III was forced to end his plan to conquer Mexico. The threat of the US trying to expand to the North pushed the Canadian provinces to form a united front and formally become one nation. Also‚ due to the reputation of the Union during the war‚ Secretary Seward was able to purchase Alaska from the Russian government. Lastly‚ the defeat of the South inspired a wave

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