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    Immigration In Canada

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    Introduction Canada consists of many citizens of various socioeconomic backgrounds through immigration. Immigration occurs when people leave their home country to live permanently in a new foreign country (Bloemraad‚ Korteweg‚ and Yurdakul 2008). Being a melting pot of different people is a characteristic that makes Canada unique. The process that Canada currently uses to select its new incoming citizens is referred to as the point system. Based on the statements that apply to the individuals‚

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    Sikhism in Canada

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    LeDrew 1 Sikhism in Canada: Past‚ Present and Future Sikhs Arrive to Canada In the world today there are many different religions‚ all of which have their own beliefs and traditions. Sikhism is one religion in Canada that has had many struggles to be accepted into society. In 1897 Sikhs began to arrive in Canada: “Up to 1950‚ Sikhs constituted more than 85% of all East Indian immigration to Canada.” (Brar 1) These Sikhs were not welcomed with open arms‚ however Canada was not happy with the amount

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    Desiree’s baby highlights multiculturalism effectively by showing the repercussions and effects when two different world or races collide. In the nineteenth century women were not held in high regard as they are today. Their achievement and validity in society was measured by how they were seen as a wife or mother. Their existence was solely based on how many children they bore or how their husbands held them in their marriages. “The Bride Comes to Yellow Sky” by Stephen Crane and “Desiree’s Baby” by Kate

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    Surrogacy In Canada

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The Assisted Human Reproduction Agency Surrogacy in Canada is a legal alternative for those who have had difficulty creating a family on their own. Recent media report (Staff Reporter’s 2011‚ Toronto Star 2011) has reported a case that a 20 year-old girl poses with the twin boy and girl she delivered June 28. After agreeing to be a surrogate mother for an infertile British couple‚ She was left with the babies when they split up. It has raised concerns among the public about potential

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    Designer Babies

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    of Designer Babiesbabies that are created by genetic screening or engineering combined with in vitro fertilization‚ in order to ensure the absence or presence of a particular gene or characteristic. What are designer babies? You may ask. Is it similar to a comparism between normal bags you buy from BHG and designer LV bags? No! It is more like a Hermes bag‚ where we are able to design and customize our very own babies! We can select eye colour‚ hair colour‚ the gender of the baby and any other

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    Robert Borden Canada may have had a lot of great Prime Ministers considering they all offered something different and helped establish Canada‚ but Robert Borden was Canada’s best Prime Minister. Robert Laird Borden‚ son to Andrew Borden and Eunice Jane Laird‚ was born on June 26th 1854 in Grand Pre‚ Nova Scotia and died on June 10th‚ 1937 in Ottawa‚ Ontario at the age of 82. He got married to Laura Bond on September 25‚ 1889. Borden was an assistant schoolmaster at an academy at the age of 14. At

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    "The People of Canada have worked hard to build a country that opens its doors to include all‚ regardless of their differences; a country that respects all‚ regardless of their differences; a country that demands equality for all‚ regardless of their differences." (Paul Martin). Immigration started in the mid 1700s and is still continuing today. It plays an important role in developing Canada’s economy‚ as well as shaping the nation into a multicultural nation. Immigration has become a significant

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    Canada 1900

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    peoples found themselves increasingly displaced as immigration increases in Canada • Illness and disease were becoming problems – Aboriginal populations were declining • Federal government’s policy of assimilation was being carried out through use of the residential school system‚ enforced farming‚ and reserve system o Residential schools had been set up under the 1876 InAct because the Act stated that the federal government was responsible for the education of Canada’s aboriginal childrFirst Nation

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    Desiree Baby

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    In Kate Chopin’s short story “Desiree’s Baby”‚ the race of Desiree and Armand’s child cause Armand to turn a cold shoulder to his wife and his child‚ eventually driving Desire to suicide. Armand family was old and wealthy and was very important to the Louisiana plantation. He was light skin and handsome‚ but his mother had black skin. His mother died when he was eight years old‚ so he doesn’t remember the skin tone of his mother. Armand states his name was “One of the oldest and proudest in Louisiana”

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    Babies in Jail

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    Babies Incarcerated Babies in Jail February of 2012 Decatur Correctional Center had its ribbon hosted a ceremony for the Moms and Babies Program. This program allows an inmate whose release date is within 18 months of the delivery of the baby to keep the baby incarcerated with the mother. The mother and baby are given their own room to accommodate both mother and child’s needs. Deputy Director Debbie Denning of Women and Family Services states that “The Mom and Babies program is designed

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