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    Cartier claimed the region of Canada for his country. Although we know this area as Canada today, back then, Cartier called it New France (History). The country of France colonized this area and their culture in a sense rubbed off creating almost a second France. Over the hundreds of years, some things have changed and Canada no longer completely mimics France. It has set itself apart, but has managed to maintain some of its colonizer’s great culture. Both France and Canada have both…

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    The Conservative political party should govern Canada because it will introduce positive changes to our country. A re-elected Conservative government will make protecting the economy and jobs its number priority, as it recognizes this is an issue that is of the utmost importance to Canadians. Amid a global economy that is once again in a weakened state, Canada continues to be stronger than most, but our economy is still fragile and in need of protection from elsewhere in the world. Stephen…

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    History Essay Throughout the wars many events involving immigration shaped Canadians and their views resulting in a more accepting and interracial country. Before the war from the years of 1890 into WW1, Canada saw itself as a home to a white European population based on Anglican beliefs, those without the same mind set or beliefs were seen as enemy aliens resulting in distrust. The discrimination and distrust Canadians put upon the ones unlike them such as Blacks, Asians, Italians, Arabs,…

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    confederation. Yet, Canada as a young nation saw Britain’s encouragement as a prospective idea towards its nation-building and independence. With confederation, Canada achieved greater self-reliance while remaining loyal to the British Empire. British patriotism was preeminent in Canada, as Britain was their role model and used the British model as a guide in creating their government, laws, and military. British pride was an increasingly dominant influence in Canada that it undermined Canada…

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    and colonisation in modern day Canada, including population increase, developing nation, and established and successful economy. These were all as a result of the natural and human resources provided in Canada. Trading in this region would have had many results and consequences on the other nations of the world at the time. As an example, a result of this would have been a higher economy and quality of life for citizens of France and Britain that had moved to Canada or stayed in the home…

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    Net export component of the aggregate expenditures for the Manitoba Macro-economy The economic growth in Manitoba between 2004 and 2007 experienced an upward trend in terms of growth in exports. The economy grew tremendously through this period before a downward trend that was experienced in 2008. According to the state authorities, the provincial export which was given in terms of all the finished products and all the services exported in 2009 were given a value of $26.7 billion (as at 2002)…

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    economically conservative: favouring low taxes, and less government intervention in the economy but socially more liberal. While I share the belief of the Conservative Party of Canada “that it is the responsibility of individuals to provide for themselves, their families and their dependents, while recognizing that government must respond to those who require assistance and compassion” (Conservative Party of Canada, p.2, 2013). I do not believe that the Conservative Party does enough to promote…

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    are from European descent don’t really identify with it. For example, in a 2006 census, over 10 million people in Canada said their ethnic origins was Canadian, which was about one third of the country at the time (statcan, 2006). In 2011, 6 million people a identified themselves as a visible minority, which was 19% of the total population, and of those people, 30% were born in Canada (statcan, 2011). Another point that Gotlieb did not see coming was the fall of the United States as the single…

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    The decline of Canada: small business and the effect on the average Canadian In the past century, one could say that we as a country have reached standards of living, not seen until today. However, it is often neglected that there are many issues faced by todays populace. Be it the economy, over taxation, or debt faced by many. The main issue comes down to the economy, and while a broad topic, this paper will touch on a few subjects of the matter. In todays economy, it has become increasingly…

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    immigration laws of Canada and India are truly fair. The only con is that they both have long immigration processes. Although, now Canada has released a new program called the Express Entry and India has released a new program called Visa on Arrival. Both speed up the long immigration process for certain people. Canada’s immigration laws weren’t fair in the past because they discriminated against many communities; surprisingly, Canada now has one of the best set of immigration laws! Canada has…

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