Alberta

“A cheerleader is like an elastic, their flexible, they stretch and spring, they get snapped into the air, they do hair, but with too much stress they can break,” stated by Sara Alberta. Cheer is life; Cheer is everything, Eat, Sleep, and Breath Cheer. The thoughts that goes through the brain of being a cheerleader each second of the day. I hope I can hit each toe touch that is needed to be done. I can’t miss not one beat of this routine, if so its all on me the reason we may lose. Until a…

Six hours of school isn’t the best thing. I just want it to end and head over to the field where I can shine and have fun with my friends. Sports are everywhere. We see them on TV, the news, in real life and many other ways. Many people state that sports are just not that important, are way too expensive and cause too many injuries. I totally disagree with this and think sports are very helpful to children as they help in multiple ways, such as improving your grades, boosts your confidence and…

the World Began,” written by Margaret Lawrence. It made me realize that the world has not changed much in their thinking. Margaret starts by describing the prairies, and I couldn’t help but laugh to myself. People still think the same way towards Alberta/Saskatchewan and continuing into Manitoba as one very flat piece of land with a few rolling hills that make everything look the same and put people to sleep. “I have had it said to me that the railway trip across Canada is spectacular, except…

What makes the value of our Canadian dollar go up and down? Well, our dollar is very reliant on the US as they are our biggest “customer” when it comes to our exports. We export materials like wood, coal, and wheat. Interest rate also affects how well our dollar does. But, our biggest business is oil, Canada’s bread and butter. The Canadian dollar usually depends how oil prices are doing almost all the time. If oil goes up, our dollar goes up. Before I move on to the next section, I would like…

Christmas, we were hit by an Alberta Clipper. It blew all day and all night and the 40 mile-per-hour winds, hardened the snow to near concrete consistency. It left the roads blocked with four-foot-deep drifts. With today’s modern snow moving equipment, having a blocked farm road simply means the inconvenience of a couple of hours work with your tractor-mounted snow blower. In those days,however, the term ‘snow blower’ was more closely associated with the Alberta Clipper than it was with a…

Circumcise Male Infants? Introduction Circumcision is “surgical removal of foreskin of penis” (Pillitteri, 2014, p. 481). The procedure holds a deep spiritual significance in many religions. “Circumcision as a medical procedure arose in Britain and the United States in the late 19th century” (Canadian Paediatric Society, 2015). Circumcision not only holds health benefits, but reduces the risks that may cause potential harm to the child in the future and their sexual partners. Parents make the…

Canadians have minority language rights, they are rights that say that children have the right to be taught in primary and secondary schooling in both French and English. Meaning that a child who was taught In French in New Brunswick but moved to Alberta, where the language minority is French there, the child has the right to continue being taught in…

King was born in Atlanta, Georgia on January 15, 1929. King was born in the Auburn Avenue area of Atlanta. Back in the day people used to call him ¨The Bright M.L.¨. He finished Morehouse college at the age of 16 years old. His mother´s name was Alberta Williams and his father´s name was Martin Luther King Sr. He was also educated at Booker T. Washington High school. At first, King entered Crozer Theological Seminary in Chester,…

Most of the bears live in the poles including the polar bears, the main species of my paper. Most of north lands are covered by ice and snow which restraints behavior of animals at some extent. Also, the white color of the polar bears can be helpful to hide from predator. The polar bears (Ursus maritimus) eat mainly ringed and bearded seals located on the border of the Canadian arctic. Those seals are killed by polar bears during breathing holes depending on the availability of seals in the…

Reproductive Justice in Canada has gone into the limelight recently with Prince Edward Island finally providing access to abortions by the end of 2016 after years of women having to travel to New Brunswick or Nova Scotia to get abortions. The fight for reproductive rights in Canada has been a challenging struggle that has made tremendous strides and progress due to the efforts of extraordinary activists and contributors. While there have been many strong advances in the direction to improve the…