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    Over the years, many people have been trying to legalize marijuana. Ever since the liberals won in the recent election, legalization of marijuana has become a hot topic due to the promises that Justin Trudeau made. Although many people want marijuana to be legalized, they do not realize what risks it brings. There are many problems that would arise if marijuana becomes a legalized drug because the use of marijuana affects the health of the users in a negative way, it would increase the rate of…

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    Hall Of Mirrors Summary

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    examine Canada’s governmental system and its flaws. The book is not intended to be one of critiquing Stephen Harper, although Stephen Harper’s name is mentioned thirty times throughout the novel. This in stark contrast to current Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who is mentioned a mere nine times. In a book meant to highlight the critical facets of the federal government, this is not to the benefit of Stephen…

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    around the world practicing post truth politics just proves that this mentality and paradigm is growing and making its way around the world completely. Another reason that has helped persuade me is cases of “post-truth politics” here in Canada. Justin Trudeau promised the Canadian people, a majority liberal-voter community at the time, 25,000 Syrian refugees by the end of 2015. A risky promise that got liberals on board who wanted to be a part of this “great cause”. Although, after prime…

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    Indigenous Studies 100 is a course that serves important knowledge to any university student in Canada. This is a course that deals with contemporary issues and our history as a country. It is of equal importance to other classes that are mandatory throughout our lives in university. This essay will discuss the importance of a mandatory Indigenous Studies 100 course. In this paper I will attempt to explain why the issues and history that have happened, or are currently happening in our country…

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    Aboriginal art is a relationship between political and cultural violence. People from different countries are welcome to Canada every day to start a new life and live freely Canadian government provides all the benefits so they can live a happy and comfortable life, but what about the people who were first in Canada? Kent Monkman is one of the country’s most celebrated artists, because of his artwork is based on realism, detailed the way Canadians have treated and represent Indigenous people.…

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    The Multiculturalism Act was created so everyone is accepted and does not feel discrimination. “Diversity is Canada’s Strength” says Justin Trudeau, Prime Minister of Canada. “We know that Canada has succeeded—culturally, politically, economically—because of our diversity, not in spite of it.” This is recently said in a speech. Having diversity in the society creates a strong relationship…

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    Economic System Vs Canada

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    shopping. "Get down to Disney World in Florida," "Take your families and enjoy life, the way we want it to be enjoyed." It reflects how the American president confides more in economic growth than the mental state of its country. However, with President Trudeau during the terrorist attack of Edmonton, he was quick to comfort the community stating “The Government of Canada and Canadians stand with the people of Edmonton after the terrorist attack on Saturday that … injured a number of innocent…

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    his perspective is that it doesn’t matter where you live, or where you come from.Sharing similar values, beliefs, and respecting the choices of others is what embodies a civic and patriotic nation. One who would advocate this source would be Justin Trudeau, the current Prime Minister of Canada. He believes that race, gender, and religion are factors that define a person, but loyalty to our nation and our way of living is what makes our nation strong. By following a similar platform and shared…

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    The treaties are still affecting First Nations today. Canada has only apologized twice for the horrible acts we did to the first nations. Once by Stephen harper and once by Justin Trudeau. But a apology is not enough. The horrible actions that we did to the First Nations will not just go away when a apology has been said. The fact that it was only in 2008 and 2018 is also a shocking fact as it is sad it took us so long to recognize…

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    Since then, Canada has built itself on diversity and multiculturalism with the fundamental belief that all citizens are equal regardless of race, ethnic origins and/or religion. In the recent Federal Elections, Justin Trudeau was elected prime minister as a result of a culturally positive and unifying campaign. The Conservative party on the other hand, lead by the party leader Stephen Harper and Prime Minister, ran on a campaign of intolerance to Muslims. This partisan…

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