Progressive Party of Canada

The Legislative framework The management of an organisation in Canada is governed by the federal as well as the provincial laws. A consistent compliance to the terms and conditions is essential in order to hire and retain the workforce. Hence, the laws framed by the constitution are of immense importance for the organisations that strive for creating a progressive work environment.Some important laws governing the province are: a) The Employment Standards Act, 2000 Implies minimum rights and…

candidate from winning (Ottawa123, 2016). Tactical voting played a large part in Canada’s 2015 election. An anti-Harper sentiment was clearly demonstrated amongst the left parties, urging voters to end the former prime minister 's ten-year reign. Regardless of whether the election outcome is beneficial for Canadians, this party pressure tactic is not justified, nor is it particularly democratic. The alternative vote platform reduces, if not eliminates, this mentality. Rather than voting against…

a) The reason why Japan felt the need to invade China, was the Japanese nation’s need for extra resources, which had to the cause of Japan’s growing political star. Primarily, they had found these resources in China, more specifically Manchuria, which surely had no deficit of resources. b) This is because it had been the time during the collapse of the Ching dynasty with the replacement of republican governments. As this occurred China had been in a political turmoil with had left it with a…

comes to the reasons as to why my ancestors came here from Canada, I am absolutely unsure. There were various military conflicts throughout the 1800s in Canada, and perhaps that is one reason that my family came to the United States (“Remembrance Timeline,” 2016). From the South African War to World War One, Canada experienced events that could have precipitated emigration. This is of course but a theory as to why my family once left Canada to come to the United States, but I find it fascinating…

Relatively speaking, Canada is a country that has managed to keep gun violence to a minimum rate compared to other countries. However, the acts of one man on a murderous rampage sparked an outrage that lead to the development of the Long Gun Registry with the hope that it would diminish the availability of weaponry to criminally minded individuals. The Long Gun Registry was not successful in targeting criminals, as it actually only targeted law abiding citizens and homicide rates actually…

In the article titled “Modern Racism”, Phil Fontaine challenges a nationalistic view most Canadians have of considering Canada an accommodating and tolerant society. These common myths he challenges include racism not existing in Canada and only bad people being racist. He identifies three types of racism that continue to affect Indigenous peoples and other minority groups in our contemporary society. These types include direct and blatant acts of racism, which is the type that would most likely…

women to not have power in politics? According to the Nation, a reliable media company, it is the exact opposite. American Political Science Associate President Arend Lijphart has found a prominent relationship in women in legislature and more progressive policies in the environment, support for families and individuals, macroeconomics, etc. Columbia professor Katherine Phillips and her co-researchers have also found that ethnically diverse countries that have…

The Smith family of 4 is a French Canadian family who moved to Banff, Alberta in 1904. The immigration was because of the impact of Clifford Sifton who needed new farming workers to populate Western Canada (Canada 's plains). They moved with their two youthful children from Paris, France. They settled close to a farm which became theirs and near numerous new immigrants from different places. Alberta was totally an alternate affair for the family however they cherished the new enterprise in their…

support, military intervention and political policy. Financially, “Canada has committed over $810 million in humanitarian, development and security assistance in response to the Syria crisis”. They have also created a Syrian Emergency Relief Fund, of which all donations made by the general public until the end of 2015 up to and including $100 million, will be matched by the Canadian Government. Aside from financial contribution, Canada has imposed sanctions against Syria including the complete…

during the 1930s stands as one of the most challenging periods in history, profoundly impacting the lives of Canadians. In the economic collapse, the Canadian government faced a great task in providing relief and assistance to their citizens. Within Canada, the effectiveness of the government’s responses remains a subject of question and debate. However, the government's response to the Great Depression can be described as ineffective in fully addressing the full crisis. During the Great…