The Ethicality Of Cheating In Canada

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I think it’s very unfair and frustrating to find out that this something that is going on in our society since people are cheating the system that others have worked hard to succeed in. These individuals do not deserve these credentials if they were not diligent and have not worked hard to earn them, no matter how much money they paid. Not only that, but I was unaware that this issue even existed in Canada, because I thought that more of a critical and in depth background research before people were hired by institutions. It’s concerning to know that there’s mental health counselors/therapist that are improperly treating clients with serious health problems when the clients aren’t aware of the situation. In my opinion, legal action should be

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