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    community during winter. Newfoundlanders from the West Coast of the Island have a “slight twang in their speech” and this may be due to the influence of French. There are not too many people living in the Northern part and the ones who live closer to Quebec‚ adapt some of the French dialect. Any visitor who comes to Newfoundland can capture the diverse language of the people and different dialect being used in each community. A Summary of “Crystal Balls‚” In her essay‚ “Crystal Balls” Kim is having

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    and French Canadians has been heavily strained. The conscription crisis of 1917 was a major event causing tensions between French and English Canadians. During this time very few French Candians volunteered to go to war as their loyalty sided with Quebec and the French rather than with the British and the ROC. With many Canadian soldiers dead and wounded from overseas battle‚ Prime Minister Borden was forced to turning to conscription as a means of increasing the number of soldiers. Although Borden

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    Media and Islam

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    Western media‚ there is many media outlets that look to eliminate Islamophobia and Xenophobia altogether. The media coverage that will be analyzed will be highlighting Quebec’s political party; Parti Quebecois’ proposal for secular changes to the Quebec Charter and the recent Boston Marathon Bombing media coverage. I will begin this essay by defining the phrase “Islamophobia” and it’s significance within Western media coverage. Islamophobia is an ideology that radiates negative meanings to Muslims

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    Social Studies 11

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    I. Canadian Identity A. Defined by: i. Nationality ii. Ethnicity iii. Culture iv. History v. Family/Friends vi. Location vii. Experience viii. Interests B. What creates national identity? ix. Cultural industry: produce cultural products x. Cultural products: movies‚ films‚ textbook‚ music‚ artwork‚ dance… etc. xi. Cultural Nationalism: belief that a certain identity (culture)

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    Algonquin tribe

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    elehgumoqik‚ the Maliseet word for "our allies‚" or Algoomaking‚ a Mi’kmaq place name. The Algonquins call themselves Anishnabe‚ which means "original person." The Algonquins are original natives of southern Quebec and eastern Ontario‚ in Canada. Today they live in nine communities in Quebec and one in Ontario. What were Algonquin men and women’s roles? Algonquin women gathered plants to eat and did most of the child care and cooking. Men were hunters and sometimes went to war to protect their

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    Bon Cop, Bad Cop

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    February 6‚ 2011 Quebec Culture through Cinema Bon Cop‚ Bad Cop is a rather dramatic action-comedy film. The movie begins when a body is found lying across a billboard that denotes the Ontario-Quebec border. Since the body is split evenly between the two different jurisdictions‚ police officers from both providences are called. David Bouchard‚ a detective for the Surete de Quebec‚ and Martin Ward‚ a detective for the Ontario Provincial Police are both put on the case. Despite their obvious

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    Since 1980 Quebec had the desire of separation from Canada and many people know it as the Quebec sovereignty referendum. Separatism is when a province or state like Quebec would separate to create a country of its own. That concept was rejected by about 60% of the Quebecois during 1980 when the first voting took place‚ although they voted again during 1995 and 51% of the Quebecois did not agree with the desire of separation. Meaning that 49% of Quebecois voted “Yes”‚ which shocked many people and

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    October Crisis

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    libération du Québec (FLQ) during October 1970 in Quebec‚ and mainly Montreal metropolitan area. -culminated in the only peacetime use of the War Measures Act in Canada’s history -was invoked by Governor General of Canada Roland Michener at the direction of the Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau‚ -requested by the Premier of Quebec Robert Bourassa‚ and Mayor of Montreal‚ Jean Drapeau. -took place the same time as the widespread deployment of Canadian Forces troops throughout Quebec and Ottawa under

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    and colonial history. Yet‚ for Quebec‚ an amount of people are displeased with the city’s relationship with other provinces of Canada and want to secede. The issue of succession is not new; in fact‚ the citizens voted on this very same controversial subject‚ began a “Quiet Revolution”‚ and had protests. Canada is bilingual‚ meaning it has two official languages. Although most Canadians speak English‚ a sizable number of Canadians living in the province of Quebec primarily speak French. The French

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    Canada is one of the original members to sign the Charter. June 1945 The United Nations is created in San Francisco. Canada is one of the original members to sign the Charter. The Quiet Revolution was the 1960s period of intense change in Quebec‚ Canada‚ characterized by the rapid and effective secularization of society‚ the creation of a welfare state and a re-alignment of politics into federalist and separatist factions. The Quiet Revolution was the 1960s

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