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    Film Censorship In Canada

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    Censorship in Canada takes varies forms through different mass media to standardize the freedom of expression in public. The government control and regulation are deep-rooted in film industry since movies have been shown in theatres since early 1990s. Film censorship often examines the issues of obscenity and sexuality on the stand of Canada’s Criminal code. It also reflects government’s policy on protecting public interest and maintaining community standards (Quinn‚ 2009). Film censorship that assigned

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    In Immigration: The Case for Limits‚ Miller argues there are conditions for political communities to justified immigration policies. Miller mentions that some philosophers argue that unlimited migration is justifiable because freedom of movement is analogous to freedom of marriage or practice of religion: concept of free will. In making this claim‚ the premise has to include that such freedom is only granted if it does not pose harmful consequences. Moreover‚ the freedom to move must be distinguished

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    a lot about what women had to go through and are still going through. I learned about Elizabeth Cady Stanton and what an amazing and powerful woman she was. Stanton was born in November. 12‚ 1815 and died in October. 26‚ 1902. She was an American Social Activist‚ abolitionist‚ and leading figure of the early Women’s Rights Movement. Besides focusing on Women’s Rights she also addressed issues pertaining to voting rights‚ women’s parental and custody rights‚ property rights‚ employment and income

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    Poverty can be defined as “the lack of resources necessary for material well-being” (Mooney‚ Holmes‚ Knox & Schacht‚ 2011). In Canada‚ poverty affects a wide variety of individuals‚ although women have become increasingly overrepresented in this area. This is due to a phenomenon known as the feminization of poverty‚ a phrase attributed to researcher Diana Pearce. The question of ‘why’ there are more females living in poverty‚ is important to examine since this issue means that half of the population

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    Growing up in Canada‚ we were influenced by the media to think that Canada has a history we can take pride in and that everyone in Canada lives/d in an idyllic society. But sadly‚ our history with the mistreatment and discrimination towards women‚ members of the queer community and people of colour; our history is not something in which we can take pride in. Inequality has always been an uncomfortable subject for many people to address. But nevertheless‚ there is no debate that Canada has an enormous

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    Analyse the main factors that limit the effectiveness of parliament? (25) 1. Point-discipline exercised by whips and party leaders prevents MP’s and peers operating independently. Divisions and standing committees are usually strictly whipped. Political information – the lobby fodder issue‚ where many MP’s are newly elected or too scared to stand up against their party in fear of demotion- Patrick Mercer Analysis- this shows that many MP’s are too scared to go against the party line‚ mainly

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    other outliers with a few days to seven years. My family has had many laptops (I come from a family of nine children)‚ and most of them lasted about three years. We played video games on them‚ which I believe was a strong reason why that was their limit. Outliers would be these: my dad has an old Visio laptop; I think it is now 8-9 years old including a refurbish job done at the 5-year mark. He never did any more than work on documents (he is a school teacher)‚ and it continued to plug away. The second

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    La Pampa‚ Argentina to Saskatoon‚ Saskatchewan‚ Canada. I lived in Saskatoon from the age of three to the age of thirteen. This transition was a culture and language shock for my family and I. We were moving to a new country with a different language‚ different infrastructure‚ different cultures‚ and different demographics. Demographically‚ General Pico‚ the city I was born in‚ has a population of 52 475. There is little to no multiculturalism with a majority of the residents being Argentinian

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    Aboriginal Women in Canada

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    for rights and identity in Canada. To search relevant newspaper articles for this topic‚ the databases that were used were Lexis-Nexis Academic Universe‚ as well as Canadian Newsstand Major Dailies. The reason these two databases were chosen was because Canadian Newsstand offered articles from multiple newspapers in the country‚ therefore providing me with diverse news in different provinces other than Ontario. The article I obtained from Canadian Newsstand was Canada Called on to Stop Violence Against

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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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