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called “school choice”. School vouchers, as well as charter school programs are referred to as “school choice”. They provide parents with the opportunity for their children to attend public schools outside of the traditions “school zone” in which they live. The voucher program gives parents certificates that are used to pay for education at the school of their choice, instead of the public school that their children are assigned to attend. Charter schools, however, are publicly funded school…

The Anglo Normans The third Aubrey and Robert de Vere were both part of the group of 25 Barons who drew up the Magna Carta, often collectively referred to as the ‘Anglo Normans’. With the exception of William Marshall, de Lacy and Lord Arbemarle, the 25 Barons who were to have authority over the country under the Magna Carta all had their main family seat or castle in East Anglia. This was not (as Walter Scott would erroneously write) an alliance of Anglo Saxons and Normans. Indeed the…

1. RSPCA Mission Statement 2. Tax Practitioner Service Charter 3. Statement of Expectations for the Tax Practitioners Board The RSPCA’s mission is to prevent cruelty to animals by actively promoting their care and protection. To achieve this, the RSPCA works to enforce animal cruelty laws and prompt new legislation where required. The RSPCA also operates animal care and adoption facilities, and seeks to raise community awareness regarding the humane treatment of animals. In addition,…

From 1919 to 1941 Americans and America’s leaders envied an isolated approach to international affairs. The United States was forced to join in the First World War in 1917, much to the dismay of America’s majority. World War I ended shortly thereafter leaving the world overwhelmed, discouraged, and devastated. America’s short participation in World War I strengthened opinions regarding neutrality in war time. In 1935 thousands of college students held a “strike for peace.” Neutrality was also…

Kim Campbell, the first female prime minister of Canada once said, “Canada is the homeland of equality, justice and tolerance.” Canada is indeed a great representative of those qualities. However, how do these qualities apply to Canada as a country? Our political system is the foundation of Canada. It makes Canadians who they are and what they believe. It portrays equality, justice and tolerance through representative democracy, lobbying and the protection of rights and freedoms. Canada is…

This document was the foundation for many other countries around the world. It helped shape their legal systems and numerous government structures. On June 15, 1215, this great charter was signed by King John ensuring the protection of the freeman. It was invented after the king started to abuse his power and authority upon the Barons. The Magna Carta gave people the necessary power they needed. This document was the cornerstone of the US Constitution, and Bill of Rights. The Magna Carta…

in form as a medical drug. It states that due to its nature of helping someone live their life in a painless or more comfortable matter it should not be deemed illegal. Similar to the case of R. v. Smith. The case is unclear and Section 7 of the Charter is commonly brought up. It broadly explains that marijuana falls under a “Natural Health Product Regulation” (pg 2.c) but that the natural health products regulation is not a legally contractual and abiding ruleset. So that realistically it holds…

Air Berlin is an example of this category. It started as a charter airline until the mid-1990s, and then changed its business model to a hybrid model by offering services like full service and by expanding its destinations. Aer Lingus is another typical example of this category. It was formerly full service airline, and then because of large competition, reinvented itself by offering low-cost flights. (Vidovic, Stimac, Vince, 2013).  Charter…

historical events. By using the following methods of interpretations and analysis; Social charter theory, Structuralism, and Feminism and Gender, this essay will expound upon the ideas that these theories in fact do explain the impact it had on historical events, but more significantly the societal effects reverberated throughout time. Charter theory is intertwined throughout the down fall of Hector and is family. Charter theory we first discussed by Bronislaw Malinowski while living amongst…

Summary B.C’s controversial automatic roadside prohibition (ARP) scheme – the toughest drinking and driving law in the country – has been largely upheld in a recent decision by the Supreme Court of Canada. Introduced in 2010, the ARP scheme involved efforts to remove impaired drivers from B.C’s roads through the use of license suspensions, financial penalties and remedial programs. The scheme necessitates roadside checks and analysis of drivers’ breath samples using an approved screening device…