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    Meech Lake Accord

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    ultimately brought about the Accord’s demise‚ the foundation of that failure can still be identified. The root causes of the collapse of the Meech Lake Accord are the “distinct society” clause within the Accord‚ the 1988 language legislation introduced in Quebec‚ and the constitutional amending formula itself. To understand why the Meech Lake Accord failed‚ one must examine the evolution of the Accord as a constitutional amendment and why its creation was necessary in the first place. The necessity of

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    Property Ownership in Quebec Partnerships: Who Really Owns the Property? As opposed to U.S. partnership law‚ which holds property brought into or acquired by the partnership becomes property of the partnership; in Quebec‚ you can bring the property into a partnership and have it considered separate from other partnership property (Kubasek‚ M.‚ Herron‚ Dhooge‚ & Barkacs‚ 2013). Under the Civil Code of Quebec (CCQ)‚ in the area of contributing property to the partnership; made by the transfer of

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    French Indian War‚ England gained control of Canada. This led to a large number of English speaking settlers who eventually became more numerous that the original French speaking settlers. Two distinct cultural groups evolved the French‚ mostly in Quebec‚ and the English in the other provinces. Initially‚ there was very little conflict between the two societies as they lived under the rule of the English crown. At the time of the Confederation in 1867‚ most Canadians wanted to establish a distinctive

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    War Measures Act

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    compassion in times of crisis." (Marshall‚ 1970). Pierre Trudeau took a forceful stand against Québec nationalists because he disliked the idea of separatism. On October 1970‚ the FLQ kidnapped British diplomat James Cross‚ for the release of FLQ members serving prison sentences. (Pearson Canada Inc.‚ 2016). Québec Premier Robert Bourassa agreed to most of the demands but refused to release and FLQ prisoners. Québec Labour Minister Pierre LaPorte was then kidnapped by the FLQ members. Trudeau took drastic

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    Proclamation Act of 1763

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    other cultures (except the Natives) into their culture. Two‚ the French were still a threat‚ and Quebec was the foothold in the New World for France. The mother country‚ France‚ could send armies to New France and attack the British. The main purpose of the Proclamation Act was simple‚ assimilate the French. The British needed to ensure that their culture was enforced in Quebec‚ The Act also tried to encourage British settlers to come to New France‚ but‚ unfortunately‚ the settlers

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    Bacteriophage

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    that encloses the genetic material.  They inject their genetic material into the bacterium  following​  ​ infection. When the​  ​ strain is​  ​ viruilent‚ all the​  ​ synthesis of the host’s​  ​ DNA‚​  ​ RNA and  proteins ceases. The​  ​ phage​  ​ genome is then used to direct the​  ​ synthesis of​  ​ phage​  ​ nucleic  acids and​  ​ proteins using the​  ​ host’s transcriptional and translational apparatus.       Bacteriophages were discovered independently by​  Frederick W. Twort​  in Great Britain 

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    Pierre Trudeau's Reforms

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    Elliot Trudeau was the 15th Canadian prime minister from 1968 to 1979 and 1980 to 1984. He was a politician‚ and lawyer‚ born October 18‚ 1919 in Montreal‚ Quebec‚ Canada. During his years in office‚ he accomplished multiple tasks that had a positive effects on the lives of many Canadians. He strengthened the Canadian nation by fighting to keep Quebec in Canada‚ imposing acts that guaranteed the safety and freedom of the Canadian population and helping the growth of Canada’s independence internationally

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    FOR CANADA? The essay introduces a very fresh British North America outlining some causes of the mass immigrants coming in‚ mentioning Loyalists‚ and Pioneers arriving from Europe. The text mentions ethnic conflict and rebellion taking place within Quebec and explains the solution for this brought up by Lord Durham within his famed Durham Report. It then mentions the passing of Lord Durham’s proposal‚ and questions if its passing was a good thing or not. The

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    Wing Chips

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    Wing’s Chips‚ by Mavis Gallant‚ is a story that points out stereotypes amongst social classes in cultural groups in Canada. This story points out in particular the stereotype between the French and the English in Quebec. In the story‚ a young‚ English girl lives with her father in a French-Canadian town. Besides the fact that her father was an English man‚ he also didn’t conform to the norm of a working man. He was a painter and was not a catholic man. Near the end of the story‚ a powerful‚ French

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    bloc quebecois

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    Bloc Québécois Platform: If the Bloc Quebecois were elected‚ this is what they would do: 1. The primary goal of the Bloc Quebecois is an independent Quebec. 2. The Bloc Quebecois intend to create an independent health care system‚ run by Quebec. They promise to maintain universal health care. 3. The majority of Bloc Quebecois MPs are in favors of allowing same-sex couples to marry. The Bloc Quebecois have promised to allow a free vote in Parliament on the issue. 4. The Bloc Quebecois has suggested

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