The Canadian National Flag The Canadian Flag‚ sometimes referred to as the "Maple Leaf"‚ is a true symbol of Canada and shows how we love our land by having a maple leaf on the flag. The colours of the flag are the official national colours of Canada‚ red and white. King George V appointed them in 1921. The Maple Leaf wasn’t the only flag Canada had. Prior to the Maple Leaf there was the St. George’s cross. The St. Georges Cross was an English Flag of the 15th century. It was flown over Canada
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The Canadian economy is determined largely by the United States economy threw the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and the Free Trade Agreement (FTA). The North American Free Trade Agreement was an agreement that came into effect on January 1‚1995 which involves Mexico‚ Canada and the United States of America. This agreement is said to produce 1 billion to 3 billion dollar gains in each country. NAFTA ensures that a certain amount of goods produced and traded between the three countries
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The Canadian Magazine Dispute Back in the mid-1990’s‚ there was a major dispute between the Canadian federal government and U.S. magazine companies. Canada has a mass market for magazines. This is due to the country having magazines throughout Canada that are both foreign and domestic periodicals. There is a huge gap between foreign and domestic periodicals in Canada though. Foreign magazines make 89 percent of the countries magazine business. This leaves Canada with only 11 percent of magazines
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protecting local cultures from the impacts of globalization‚ as discussed in this issue brief: the Canadian magazine dispute an exemption for whaling Choose one of these issues and answer the “Questions for Discussion” following the issue that you choose. For the “Canadian Magazine To what extent do you think the U.S.-Canadian magazine dispute was motivated by genuine desires to protect Canadian culture? I think this motivation was rather extreme when looked at from a global perspective but one
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in a life time to make sure those obstacles don’t come back‚ or if it does we will know the right move to conquer those obstacles. In the past‚ we thought we could trust the Canadian government to make the right movements but that did not happen because it leads to many problems and it also lead to many suffering to all Canadian citizens. Many people back then had fight till death
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do you think the U.S.-Canadian magazine dispute was motivated by genuine desires to protect Canadian culture? The Canadian government’s main interest and decisions to tax imported magazines is mostly based on funding; making sure imports are taxed properly. “Money begets power‚ which begets more money‚ and more power. Taxes provide a counterbalance‚ by softening extreme disparities in wealth‚ power and benefits.” (10 Big Reasons to Feel Good About Taxes‚ 2017) If the Canadian can produce quality products
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saw the demand of man forces needed overseas. The Canadian Government began assembling branches of armed forces (RCAMC‚ CAC‚ and RCN‚ RCAF) for women known as The Royal Canadian Air Force Women’s Division‚ Canadian Women’s Army Corps‚ Royal Canadian Medical Corps (nursing sister) and the Women’s Royal Canadian Naval Services. In total Canada had about 45‚000 women serving in uniform. This was a start of a new era for women in war. In WWII Canadian Women had a substantial impact and role than any other
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boosting techniques that have been seen in the past decade. There continues to be much debate over whether the economic benefits outweigh the environmental concerns‚ or vice versa. Throughout this research paper‚ the environmental impacts of the Canadian Oil sands will be analyzed‚ followed by the accompanying economic impacts. Next‚ the future sustainability of this industry and technology will be discussed‚ concluded by a recommendation as to whether this form of energy would be viable as a part
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rule. Throughout this paper the strengths and weakness of Canadian democracy will be discussed. The first issue of discussion will be the state of Canadian democracy and current events of politics in Canada today. After that‚ points on the Prime Minister and also the electoral system will be made. Finally the last points of discussion will be the Canadian Charter of rights‚ judges in the parliament and the effect of the media on Canadian Democracy. To begin‚ the word democracy itself has
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