International Challenges In Canada

Canada advances as one of the most powerful nations thriving in equality. The federal government announced that it will assist Afghanistan in creating a more peaceful environment for the Afghan people. However, as Canada embraces international challenges, struggles remain within the peaceful nation. First Nation Chief Phil Fontaine’s criticism of the federal budget brings back the light of a hidden issue of the Canadian government: the Canadian Colonial oppression of the Aboriginal people. He lauds the federal government for failing its promise to assist Aboriginals in issues such as healthcare, education, and access to clean water. In short, Canada is facing a dilemma between two natures.
These two brief articles both have meaningful points and I struggle to support one side over the other. In short, I would wish that I could support both sides. However, if I were to support one side, I would marginally consider supporting international commitments. This is not that national priorities are unimportant, but considering the facts, Canada can focus on international commitments without completely fulfilling its local issues. …show more content…
The peak had come from the brutalities caused by the Residential Schools. Throughout time, the Canadian government had evolved from this dreadful era. Although numerous issues remain as Aboriginals continue to face issues such as poverty and malnutrition, the Canadian government has also been very good towards the Aboriginal people, as the government has continuously assisted the construction of new and improved reserves for the Aboriginal