Law of Canada

Introduction In Canada, the Charter of Rights and Freedoms is considered to be one of the fundamentals of this nation. In the text below, I will argue that the Charter has indeed strengthened democracy in this nation by illustrating five points. I fully agree with Larry Diamond, a political scientist, on his point of view of democratic system. He believes that it should include active participation of all citizens by making a law that protects and applies to the population equally. What is…

Geography: Canada is the 2nd largest nation on Earth with a total land area of 9,984,670 sq km, and is the largest nation on the North American continent. Although Canada is the second largest country on Earth and the largest in North America, most of Canada 's land is part of a rather inhospitable land that is characterized by tundra and arctic features. Consequently, due to Canada 's very northern location, most of the Canadian population lives towards the United States border where the most…

the security that comes with it. In Canada we have the Passenger Protect list from 2007 and the Anti-terrorism Act…

For most of its existence Canada has been viewed as a democratic government that is well suited for its people, but like any other political regime it has its weaknesses. Canada’s history, appreciation for human, legal and civil rights shows that this country has the possibility to uphold a legitimate democracy. However, the recent events are raising concern within the population, and the question begins to form is our political system slipping? While Canada has been ranked consistently in the…

downturns (Alvi, 2012). This paper presents a broad picture of research on criminal equity in Canada factored on crime and race. The idea of race in Canada and contextualizes the racial grouping plans used in the nation discussed. There is also the continuous civil argument over the accumulation and dispersal of racial information inside of the Canadian criminal equity framework and gives a diagram of as…

(1 to 3 paragraphs) Yes, the film “John A - Birth of a Country” improves the viewer’s understanding of historical events. The film talks a lot about Political Deadlock in the United Province of Canada. It is presented all throughout the movie. The main political parties in the United Province of Canada were the Conservatives, led by John A. Macdonald (Tories), and the Liberals (Grits), led by George Brown. And the rivalry between those…

the first decision, the Supreme Court of Canada held that Donald Marshalls practice of catching and selling eels was valid and legal, so found under the 1760 and 1761 treaties between the Mi’kmaq and Britain. Known specifically as the Burying the Hatchet ceremony, it was one of many ceremonies…

UNCLOS (United Nation Convention on the Law of the Sea) the final treaty most important international consensus that has been created regarding the Artic. First and foremost, having supported multiple UN peacekeeping missions and having a very high state of peace in the country, Canada backs all efforts to maintain world peace and preserve international cooperation. That being said, Canada is an important country with territorial justification rights in the…

Magazine Dispute was mainly in between the Canadian and United States government. The main cause was that the Canadian government was taking discriminatory measures against United States companies who were functioning in Canada in the magazine industry. The government of Canada had an aim of protecting its domestic magazine market and also culture. To do so, they used different measures including tax barriers for magazines printed outside of the country. This measure worked until technological…

Universal healthcare has become a popular system for developed countries around the world. Canada is one of the many nations that has adopted this type of publicly funded healthcare system. Canada receives a lot of attention for their healthcare system, being both praise and also criticism. In Canada, all citizens are covered under the Medicare system, which is not biased toward age or income. Medicare pays for services the government deems necessary, but the services provided do vary in…