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    cultural gaps and the new environments they are introduced to because they arrived in a strange country with no experience. In spite of the difficulties many Chinese encounter‚ they are willing to acquire new knowledge about Canada. Many families who immigrate to Canada lose everything. They encounter financial‚ employment‚ and language issues. Although interacting in a new language can be extremely stressful for immigrants and be detrimental to their self-esteem‚ learning English is inevitable

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    Minorities and discrimination had been demoralized from society‚ causing a major impact during and after World War 2 in Canada. This is displayed through Jewish discrimination‚ Italian-Canadian discrimination and Japanese-Canadian discrimination. To begin‚ the antisemitism against Jewish minority had quickly spread from Nazi Europe to Canada. Jewish people living in Canada were seen‚ by nationalist‚ as a threat to value of the country because of the antisemitism in Europe. The Canadian government

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    are severely intertwined with Canada. In 2017 playing cards are often just used for fun when you at the cottage or at home. They can also represent the experiences of Canadians past‚ present‚ and future with two simple words: acceptance and denial. This is because many Canadians feel acceptance or denial from their cultures. The artifact showed above are Russian playing cards. Russian playing cards represent acceptance because it can tie back to the story of Canada early in the years. The playing

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    Diversity In Canada Essay

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    Diversity in Canada has increased during 1867. Immigration rates are growing; creating‚ Canada’s identity to change over time. This topic highlights a group or individuals sense of belonging‚ but not only to the group/ individual but on a global scale. Defining Canada is more complex then it seems‚ many people have their own idea to what being Canadian is. Canada’s national identity cannot be defined in a singular statement due to the complexity and diversity in which Canada is known for. Many may

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    In Canada‚ multiculturalism describes the various different religious traditions and cultural influences that in unity and coexistence make up a distinct Canadian identity. This term first became popular in Canada in the 1960’s to replace ‘cultural pluralism.’ The concept of multiculturalism is used in three senses: to refer to a society that is characterized by ethnic or cultural heterogeneity‚ to refer to an ideal of equality and mutual respect among a population’s ethnic or cultural groups‚ and

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    Canada: Gender Differences Canada has received great ratings when it comes to areas of health and education for women. However‚ there still seems to be a major gap in politics and income equality as men. In the 2012 Global Gender Gap report‚ Canada was one of the 12% of countries that fell backwards in gender inequality. (Black‚ 2012) Even though the overall economic status of women in improving‚ some markers seem to be stagnant‚ or even declining. Some of these are high school enrollment for

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    face kinds of problems when they immigrate to other places‚ such as Chinese and Japanese immigrates to Canada. Chinese and Japanese immigrants are facing challenges when they immigrate to Canada‚ but Chinese immigrants are more adapted to live in Canada because they have several advantages to help them to study or work in Canada. First of all‚ the number of Chinese and Japanese immigrants to Canada is different. Many people decided to immigrant to another country means they can live or study well

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    Homelessness in Canada Have you ever been downtown and seen a homeless person sleeping outside on a grate? Have you ever been in the subway and seen a person huddled under a thin‚ raggedy blanket trying to keep warm in the harsh‚ dead of winter? What if that was you? How would you feel? Wouldn’t you want someone to help you? (PAUSE) Today‚ I’m going to be speaking to you about homelessness in Canada. Homelessness is an epidemic that affects people no matter their age‚ gender‚ race or creed in most

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    I believe that Canada is the only country in the world that doesn’t have an identity. Are Canadian government has equal rights to everyone and anyone who enters. To have an identity is to be who‚ or what a person or thing is. In Canada are government has created a “Democracy”‚ meaning you as a citizen have the right to make your own identity; but Canada as a whole cant. Canada is known around the world as a strong and free country‚ and is very proud of there unique identity. As a Canadian we strongly

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    Canada In The 20th Century

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    All throughout Canada in the 20th Century there have been numerous events‚ actions and decisions that we call defining moments. Canada has been through many battles‚ very hard chosen decisions‚ and gone through many changes that have changed the way Canadians live today. The battle of Vimy Ridge‚ the life on the home front in World War One‚ the invasion of D-day‚ and the impact of immigration were the most important defining moments for Canada in the 20th Century. Vimy Ridge is now called

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