Reform Party of Canada

friendly fire is when someone in a political party verbally attacks someone in their own party. In the past years it has become fairly common for politicians to attack people in their own party. A great example is when Hillary Clinton went out and attacked Bernie Sanders for not being a democrat but running in the democratic party. Another good example is when Donald Trump questioned Ted Cruz’s qualification for running for president because he was born in Canada. This article, however, is about…

not rival them, secondly, the Senate is a ‘chamber of sober second thought’, it’s purpose is to review and suggest improvements to proposed legislation, lastly, the Senate is to be independent from the influence of any governments and or political parties (Burton & Patten, 2015). Yet, this ruling, was not taken kindly by the populace, as they wanted change in the Upper House of Parliament. In June of 2015, the EKOS poll, which is a national polling service, showed that 45 percent of Canadians…

system is definitely on the federal electoral reform table, largely a liberal proposition. The significant advantage of this system is that…

The Trudeau Government anticipates change in the foreign policy. As well as, change for Canada in the international realm. On October 19, 2015 there was a highly contested election in Canada. This election had a significant liberal victory and a high voter turnout. The parliament composition was taken by the new Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau. Justin Trudeau plans on reinventing Canada’s government and following in his father’s footsteps. Trudeau says “The future’s going to be better, and this…

The Development of Canada through the Great Depression October 29, 1929, “Black Tuesday”, was the beginning of the end to the roaring twenties. After a decade of unlimited growth and prosperity, the drastic crash in the stock market on Black Tuesday would set a continuous downward trend that would last more than six years. While the Great Depression was a time of suffering and hardships, it was also an important step in developing Canada as a country; Canadians rose to the challenge…

Should Canada Break Up? In my opinion, I don’t think Canada should break up. Canada is composed of many regions such as the North, Central Canada, Atlantic Canada and the West. Each region brings challenges for Canada, but I think those challenges can be resolved as a whole. In the North, there are many challenges posed by being part of the confederation. Firstly, it has a high poverty rate. There are many Inuit children who go hungry and homeless. They experience food insecurity and lives…

yearly. Many different political parties want per power at this time, but when the year 1875 hit there was a major change they would come to an agreement on a new government. They would also set up a rebuked at this time they would call it the "Third Republic" this would last for another 60 years and this wouldn't change France they would still be divided. By the 1880 and 1890 the Third Republic would have many different groups that would threaten them such…

French – English Relations in Canada RenéLévesque was quite fond of using analogies and metaphors to describe political issues. One such example was when he compared the Canadian French-English relations to an unhappy marriage. Honestly, there was no better way of describing the issues between the two and the stages that they went through. Suppose that English Canada was the husband and French Canada was the wife. There were several situations in which the wife was degraded, the husband was…

Conscription: The Gateway to Atrophy Ruin was the only result of a wars fought by involuntary soldiers. The conscription used in World War One unfailingly led to detrimental outcomes. Communism in Russia through the wrath of the soldiers, the disintegration of French-English relations as a result of the Canadian Conscription Crisis, and the rise of Nazism in Germany were all directly caused by the conscripts forced to battle in World War One. Conscription was the pathway to the mass…

citizens and the poor. Health care was not accessible to all Americans and it was also not affordable for all. Many administrators have tried to reform the healthcare industry but have failed. In 2008, the President elect Barack Obama, who was a Democrat, with a House and Senate controlled by Democrats have worked to write laws for a health care reform. It took them two years to come up with the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA), also known as Obamacare. The ACA’s aim is to…