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    Canadian Health Care

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    In conclusion‚ Canadian government need to be efficient to communicate with it’s citizen to improve health care institutions. With the lack of communications‚ there is so much that needs to be done. This topic caught my attention‚ because its such a broad topic that can be critique in multiple ways. As a developed country with a poor health care system‚ there’s many lenses one can approach these situations from. The implication for the public is if they don’t speak up patients are going to suffer

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    diminishing trust in the Harper Government to develop a campaign based on change and an open and inclusive government. Canadians responded well to this approach‚ and this was demonstrated through an increase in voter turnout and a majority government for the Liberals. I developed this survey out of interest specifically in trust in government following this election. Do Canadians trust their new government? If they don’t‚ what could the government do better? This survey uses a number of variables

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    Canadian History Essay

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    There have been numerous defining moments that has happened through the Canadian history. Most of them played a crucial part on founding the culture and communities of Canada. Some of them are Bill 101‚ The Multiculturalism Act of 1971 and Our Branch Plant Economy. And I’m going to also include why and what exactly happened‚ so people that aren’t aware of these 3 tops can have a better understanding of it. Bill 101 also known as The Charter of the French Language is a law in the province

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    to the signing of the Statute of Westminster; creating the Charter of Rights and Freedoms to the making of the Canadian flag‚ Canada has become a symbol of love‚ peace and justice. One question however still remains unanswered: what is the “Canadian Dream”? Some say there is no dream‚ while others might believe it is the same as the illusive “American Dream”. I assure you that the “Canadian Dream” reflects a prosperous family lifestyle. It ensures the health‚ education‚ safety and well-being of a family

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    corporate and financial plans. It also acquired regional airlines‚ further strengthening its position The Canadian Airline Market • Air Canada has always been the largest carrier‚ initially as the publicly owned carrier‚ with exclusive rights to serve domestic markets‚ and latterly‚ since relaxation of entry and pricing restrictions‚ by success over domestic competitors. With the acquisition of Canadian Airlines International‚ Air Canada moved from the 18th to the 12th largest passenger airline in the

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    I Am A Canadian

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    However‚ questions are asked about the identity of being a Canadian. Who are Canadians? What is defined as a Canadian? Am I a Canadian? Other than the bitter cold winters and the "Canadian" love for hockey and poutine‚ even I cannot think of anything more "Canadian" than the superficial aspects of the Canadian lifestyle. Even Canada’s culture has been a controversial topic which debates never came to a concrete conclusion. To me‚ Canada

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    WW2 & The Great Depression

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    Andrea Aldaba WWII and the Great Depression The Great Depression: After WWI‚ the United States became really rich. In 1929‚ though‚ the country’s economy failed terribly. On October 24‚ the stock market started to fail‚ and the crash increased on the following Thursday. This led to a major impact all over the world‚ an era known as the Great Depression. The stock market grew over a period of time in the 1920’s. Then the stock prices began to fall and people in the U.S began to panic and quickly

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    WHY IS IT GREAT TO BE CANADIAN? Canada can be described as a cultural mosaic with kind people‚ a strong economy‚ great Prime Minister and social and legal equality‚ making it great to be Canadian. Predominantly‚ I believe it’s great to be Canadian due to our abundance of land and changes to it‚ our Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and our growing multiculturalism. Primarily‚ Canada’s landmass and changes is behind its national success. The vastness of Canada supplies multiple natural resources‚ provides

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    bomb Japan • Aussie soldiers used for fighting NG‚ Bougainville‚ Borneo and other Japan held – o Australian resented this waste of life Curtin wrote to try and change MACARTHUR idea 0- did not agree o Curtin died 5 July 1945 (6 weeks before end of WW2) • JAPAN refused to surrender – • Short supplies‚ no army KAMIKAZE pilots • JAPANESE fight to death – decision for Bombs. In Hiroshima German Scientist helped make it HARRY S TURMAN (US president – demanded unconditional surrender) Japan -

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    Canadian Global Issues

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    which the provinces of Manitoba (1870)‚ Alberta (1905)‚ and Saskatchewan (1905) were later formed. In 1871‚ British Columbia joined the dominion‚ and in 1873‚ Prince Edward Island followed. The country was linked from coast to coast in 1885 by the Canadian Pacific Railway. (Canada) VITAL STATISTICS Population (2009 est.): 33‚759‚742 (growth rate: 0.8%); birth rate: 10.2/1000; infant

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