First Things First

It’s no secret the Canadian government have been negligent towards the first nation community for the past 150 years. They have been inattentive to issues such as education (residential school), health care, economy, social justice (missing and murdered indigenous woman) and most of all the water crisis. The United Nations have declared access to clean drinking water a basic human right. Did you know Two-thirds of all First Nation communities in Canada have been under at least one drinking water…

In the first the first text the (Indigenous People from Canadian Arctic Profiles) was that they wanted to show what technology was advancing and that they could not change the fact that everything had been changed in their culture. Also they can live the life there were living before because the technology had taken over their culture changed everything around them and they could not do nothing just sit back and watch how the future was involving. The first that technology that has…

people. The biggest myth that I myself have believed for quite a while is that Aboriginal people are falling behind in the job market. This belief is the result of stereotype that Aboriginal people are violent and high school dropouts. The truth is, First Nations people are catching up in the job market. The employment rate for Aboriginal people is in fact rising steadily. Another huge false belief about Aboriginals is that they do not pay taxes. This is partially true, but only for a small…

Have you ever met a person and realized that they would become a big part of your life, and impact you immensely? Does this connection influence you in a beneficial way or a bad way? When you first meet a person, or try a new hobby for example, all you think about is what others around you are wondering . First impressions are important, but are you gonna let these thoughts affect you? This applies to so many types of interactions you have everyday and you don't even realize it. Imagine…

All things considered, the modernization approach likewise offers reliance, as its center is an outside boost, as well. Any help may be deciphered as reliance since without it no progressions would have been finished. Be that as it may, is it truly so? The modernizations of the reliance speculations are "two sides of the same coin". The countries that are not all that best in class as the First World nations need to understand that straightforward…

Many things takes place behind the closed doors and the talks and conversation happening behind the closed doors are kept secret. They decisions that will be made will affect everyone in the country but they do not have the right to know the reasons behind a…

You were their first child and, unless a boy came along, you would be their heir. It was your duty to be everything they needed from their child, to bring honor to your family name and to be the perfect Pureblood girl. That meant that you did as you were told without question, you never so much as looked at someone who was not Pure and you most certainly never let the outside world see a single flaw. At home you could be yourself, you could play and laugh and do all those things you wanted to do…

analyzing the titles, one can assess that Sonnet 18 seems positive while Sonnet 130 seems negative. This is because the first 126 Sonnets were speaking of a “Fair Youth,” and Sonnets 127-152 are speaking of a “Dark Lady” (Dautch). Although Sonnet 18 and 130 have the same theme of love, William Shakespeare portrays love, through his use of imagery, in two different ways. First, the two poems share the same theme; however, they are portrayed differently. The theme of both poems is love, but this…

founded, colonizers came, invaded, and tried to civilize the Native Americans instead of adapting their culture and language to those who were here first. We were foreigners to them and we didn’t adapt, we eliminated them, their culture and their language. Now this gives me a glimpse of what to expect and where the anti-bilingual policies started. At first, labor and craftsmanship were needed in the newly formed country. Therefore, cultures,…

was forced to look at it through a microscopic lens in my tenth grade history class, and what I found was terrifying. During the Second World War, the Canadian military decided to build a training camp on land that was occupied by the Stoney Point First Nations tribe in Ipperwash Provincial Park. In 1900 the Canadian government previously wished to survey the land. The tribe resisted as the fear that the land would be misused and open the door of sales of their land and resources. (Holmes,…