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    Throughout history‚ countries have evolved over time and Canada is no exception. By the 1920s‚ a general reorientation of Canadian painting was underway‚ led by the Group of Seven‚ perhaps the best-recognized painters in Canadian history. Nevertheless‚ one would believe that Emily Carr personifies the energy of the decade. One might conclude that the woman was an outstanding person with the knowledge from her themes of art‚ significance to the Group of Seven and her community‚ and her overall recognition

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    Football and Soccer Football has a huge fan base in the United States but soccer is slowly catching up. Football and soccer have many similarities while they also have multiple differences. The similarities in soccer and football lay in the rules and regulations of the games. The differences lie in skillsets needed to play and the amount of player contact each game allows. Football and soccer have some similarities between them. For‚ starters both use a sort of ball to score points. Another similarity

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    Quebec who have left the province during the 1971 to 2001 time frame‚ on average‚ have a higher education than other Canadians. Anglophones who chose to remain in Quebec throughout the past decades were less likely to have post-secondary diplomas. As well‚ they were less likely to have completed high school. The Anglophones who left Quebec in 1971 were 81% more likely than other Canadians to obtain a post-secondary degree and 19 % more likely to have obtained their high school diploma. Anglophones who

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    A Canadian Tire History

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    Canadian tire history In 1922‚ John W. and Alfred J. Billes buy Hamilton Tire and Garage Ltd in Toronto. One year later‚ the two sell their garage and move to a new location under the name "Canadian Tire. By 1927‚ Canadian Tire was officially incorporated. In 1934‚ Canadian Tire had its first associate store open in Hamilton. This served as a catalyst in the development of the company’s expansion across Canada. In 1937‚ A.J Billes introduces a new and innovative idea to draw attention to their

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    Canadian Tire Sw

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    Canadian Tie is one of Canada’s most-shopped general retailers‚ offering everyday products and services to Canadians through more than 1‚700 retail and gasoline outlets from coast-to-coast. Canadian Tire Corporation has many strengths as an organization. First and foremost‚ they enjoy a strong and loyal customer base. Their long history as a Canadian company has helped them in this regard‚ as many of the existing Canadian competitors have been purchased by foreign corporations over the years. They

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    The Life of a Football Player Football‚ it is not just a sport or some game. It is my whole life. Every year I have one goal and that is to make it to football season. Playing in each of those games gives a special feeling that no one can get enough of. Winter‚ Spring‚ and Summer do not even compare to what Fall is like‚ not only is it one of the most beautiful times of the year but the most intense‚ most exciting sport seasons to anyone with a pulse. I prepare for it all year long‚ doing different

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    Steps To Catch A Football

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    Today i am teaching you the steps to catching a football like a pro. You may think it is very easy but there are a vary of steps you probably do not know about catching a football. The proper steps before you learn to catch a football is that you should always be aware and know where quarterback is so you can watch the ball when it is thrown. Another step is that you should always be squared up with the ball and light on your feet in case you have to run or back up to catch the ball. The steps i

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    Football On November 6‚ 1869‚ Rutgers and Princeton played what was billed as the first college football game. In 1876‚ a coach named Walter Camp‚ who is considered the “Father of American Football‚” helped produce the first rules of American football. Now over 147 years later football is still a popular sport watched by millions of americans. American football is a sport played by two teams of eleven players who attempt to get a touchdown. Whoever scores a touchdown will gain six points for their

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    History of Football

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    A Brief History of the Game Football’s Early Beginnings Football (as well as rugby and soccer) are believed to have descended from the ancient Greek game of harpaston. Harpaston is mentioned frequently in classical literature‚ where it is often referred to as a “very rough and brutal game“. The rules of this ancient sport were quite simple: Points were awarded when a player would cross a goal line by either kicking the ball‚ running with it across the goal line‚ or throwing it across

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    Sylvie Lacombe covers the influence the Canadian Catholic Church had on French-Canadians from the early nineteenth century until the mid-twentieth century. It explores how the failed Upper Canada rebellions led to British parliamentary control over the French via the Act of Union in 1840.  This enabled the Catholic Church to take over several provincial social institutions which came to influence nationalistic ideas and values.  Thus‚ many French-Canadians believed themselves to be part of a “church-state”

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