Provinces and territories of Canada

recommended the setting up of a federation in the second model as discussed above. Given the rise of the Muslim League and their demand for a separate Pakistan on the basis of the two-nation theory, it was assumed that the interests of the Muslim majority provinces would be better protected in a loose federal arrangement. Then there were also more than 560 princely states also whose administrative structures and the economies were distinct and whose rulers had their own aspirations. It was…

In her article, Manitoba First Nations children's advocate fasting to raise awareness, retrieved from http://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/manitoba-first-nations-children-s-advocate-fasting-to-raise-awareness-1.2575655, Puxley (2015) sheds light on Manitoba’s “broken child-welfare system” as she interviews Cora Morgan, a First Nations children’s advocate. (para. 1). Morgan explains her plan to “go without food or water, along with five other women” for two days, in protest of the injustices associated…

case decided in 2006 by the Supreme Court of Canada that served the Tsartlip appellants as individuals, not necessarily their band, and contravened by its conclusion in a majority vote in the Supreme Court a federal Canadian law. Section 27 of the Wildlife…

contrast to the revolting settlers in the north. At first, they viewed it as another royal war, battled for land and fortune. In the end, however, the Gulf Coast turned into the main site of Revolutionary War fights that was outside the revolting provinces yet later turned out to be a piece of the U.S. The range had an assorted populace that incorporated the British, French and Spanish, individuals of African plummet, and Native Americans. The greater part of these gatherings had no enthusiasm…

After the World War 2 the Hungarian government abolished anti-Jewish legislation and put to trial and imprisoned those involved in the deportation and destruction of the Jews; however, no law was passed to return property lost or confiscated in the Holocaust. Anti-Semitism was banned, but anti-Jewish sentiments still continued. Assimilation is a major problem in Hungary. Anti-Semitism remains a problem, even into the twenty-first century. In recent memory attacks by "nationalists" on foreign…

ROLE AND REFLECTION The Enhanced Surveillance Section (ESS) is part of the Surveillance and Epidemiology Division within the Centre for Communicable Diseases and Infection Control at the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC). ESS monitors the prevalence of HIV and other related infections, as well as associated risk behaviours through bio-behavioural surveillance among key populations (e.g. aboriginals, people who inject drugs, and men who have sex with men). The section also conducts national…

International relations contains many elements and one of the major components is world politics and security. It has been viewed that security Is a ‘contested concept’ as it implies the absence of threat, the meaning of security has been broadened to include areas of politics, economy, society and environment but an aspect of concern is whether security is limited to and only individual, national and or international. In this essay it will discuss how national security has been the essence of…

I personally have not had many opportunities to travel inside of Canada but I hope to in the near future. I live on an Island in the middle of lake Huron called Manitoulin Island which is the largest freshwater island in the world. It is a popular destination for summer tourism and boating. This has presented me with occasions where I have met others mainly from different parts of Canada and the United States. As they compare Manitoulin to their hometowns, I get a sense of atmosphere…

urban centers (Our, Adab, Nippur, etc...). Each state was an independent political unit and often warred with other city states (having to do with water rights and territory). The system of city states is still used in modern society as many countries have states/provinces which each have their own political unit. For example, in Canada, there are provincial governments which controls things like health care, provincial taxes, driving, drinking. etc... And there is also a federal government. In…

government are sovereign and a unitary government has no hierarchy of sovereign powers. In a federal government they give more power to local territories and provinces to make their laws and in a unitary government the central government overrules everything and can order the states to do anything. There are other countries that have adopted the federal system such as Canada, Australia, Germany and…