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    Cultural Differences between India and Canada Would people from different cultures have similar ways of living? While Canada is considered to be a recent civilization‚ India is an ancient one. Therefore‚ both countries have different cultures and ways of living. Some major cultural differences people tend to contrast between cultures are their food‚ clothing and life styles. The food in both of the countries is very different. People in India prefer home cooked meals prepared by their

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    major role in Canada’s past‚ present and future‚ creating global strength and unity. Canada has become very well known for being a multicultural nation made up of many ethnicities‚ however this did not exist up until the second World War (WWII). It was during that period of time that the world realized how devastating discrimination can be and how important it is to be accepting of all races. Previously‚ Canada also showed discrimination against its immigrants through very selective processes and

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    1. Is Prostitution Legal in Canada? This case study attempts to review the constitutional challenge to Canada’s prostitution law before its amendments in December 2014. The debate on Canada’s laws in regards to prostitution came to the forefront of public policy issues in the wake of the Supreme Court of Canada’s decision in Canada (Attorney General) v. Bedford. It is important to point out that this case is not about legalization of prostitution but whether the laws that the Canadian Parliament

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    and Description Canada Post Corporation is the primary postal operator in Canada. It was found in 1867 as the post office department of the Canadian Government‚ which was named‚ Royal Mail Canada. In the late 1960s‚ the Royal Mail Canada was renamed as ‘Canada Post’ but had not been separated from the government. On October 16‚ 1981‚ Canada Post Corporation was established formally and became a crown corporation. Its international services started in the early 1990s. (Canada Post Corporation

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    Firstly‚ central Canada is an important region to keep as the sheer amount of immigrants living there are necessary for Canada to function as a whole. For example‚ about 7 million of the 11 million immigrants in Canada lives in the region of Central Canada. One reason they are a necessity can be the ability to reduce the ratio of working bodies to retired bodies. Currently in Canada‚ the baby boomer generation is starting to retire and for those retired people to receive their benefits‚ we (the future

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    on Canada The Effects of WWII on Canada Jordan C. Feb 11‚ 2013 Jordan C. Feb 11‚ 2013 As World War 2 ended‚ it brought many important changes in Canada. There were more than 40‚000 Canadian lives lost. There are many changes in Canada politically‚ economically and socially. In the next world war‚ we could see how Canada began to form itself as an independent country. World War 2 began with Hitler’s invasion of Poland and two days later‚ Britain‚ France declared war on Germany. Canada then

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    Canada in the Contemporary World Canada is the greatest country in the world. Canada has a population of approximately 35 million people‚ the reason our population keeps growing is because of the fact that we are so inviting of other cultures only makes Canada even greater. Also our government is democratic which gives us the freedom to have our voices heard. Lastly‚ Canada has the most remarkable changes in weather‚ we can easily tell if its summer‚ winter‚ spring or fall. The three characteristics

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    During the postwar period Canada was transformed by the increase in immigration from Europe. Immigrants were hoping for a better life in Canada rather than in their war torn country‚ this was a new start for themselves and their families. Canada welcomed the influx of immigrants due to its recovering population level and strong demand for skilled workers after World War II. It is in part to immigration that multiculturalism and city redevelopment in Canada assimilated as fast as it did. Firstly

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    New Zealand and Canada‚ although continents apart‚ share many similarities‚ including being colonies of the United Kingdom‚ and being strongly multicultural. Both nations have indigenous communities who face higher rates of adversity‚ and both countries have several official languages. Fortunately‚ both countries have developed significant interest and momentum in the area of social enterprise‚ in order to solve social issues. Although Canada‚ as a bigger country is significantly more developed in

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    Political After the first world war Canada started to become more independent from the British empire. At the imperial conference in 1921‚ prime minister Arthur Meighen opposed a British plan for renewing the alliance with Japan. This decision was based strongly on the American opposition. In 1922‚ a diplomatic crisis occurred in Turkey‚ the Canadians did not help‚ this showed their growing independence. The prime minister let the parliament decide‚ but by the time they had made a decision the problem

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