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    Canadian Holidays

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    particularly in the province of Quebec‚ spend the night ice fishing with groups of friends. January 1 is a statutory holiday in all Canadian provinces and territories and if this date falls on a Saturday or Sunday‚ the statutory holiday moves to Monday January 2 or 3. Schools‚ post offices and most businesses and organizations are closed. Many public transport systems offer a reduced service or they are shut down. January 2 is also of public holiday in the province of Quebec. Good Friday occurs two days

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    publicly funded drug plans in Canada except Quebec through the Common Drug Review (CDR)-only for non-cancer drugs- and identifies agile best practices for drug prescriptions through the Canadian Optimal Medication Prescribing and Utilization Service (COMPUS) (INAHTA‚ 2016). The pan-Canadian Oncology Drug Review (pCODR) is a programme of CADTH making reimbursement recommendations to Canada’s federal‚ provincial and territorial governments (except Quebec) for cancer drug funding decisions. Respectively

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    The Cowlitz Indian Tribe is trying to build a multi-million dollar mega-casino in Clark Country where some tribal members are challenging their own leaders’ right to run the project of the new casino. This brings us to a major question of‚ which policy should the Cowlitz Indian tribe adopt in determining who is a full member of their tribe? After analysis data we discovered that this policy will ultimately determine who has a right to become a director of the proposed casino‚ who has a right to a

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    Introduction Sovereignty is the principle of absolute and unlimited power‚ implying either supreme legal authority (legal sovereignty) or unchallengeable political power (political sovereignty). It is absolutely clear that the doctrine of Parliamentary sovereignty has been undermined by numerous factors. However‚ other people happen to disagree with me. J.S. Mills says that “Parliament can do anything except turn a man into a woman”. This quote shows that J.S. Mills does not

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    three-month British siege of the French North American capital of Quebec City. Although the battle lasted for a short period of time‚ involved comparatively few troops‚ and caused few casualties‚ the effects of the battle were far reaching. The British victory at the battle resulted both in the death of the French general – the Marquis de Montcalm – and the British major general James Wolf. More importantly‚ the battle resulted in the capture of Quebec‚ which in turn‚ led to the capture of the remaining French

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    political suppression put upon them. Coming from this year we saw “The Voice” referendum voted against by the minor majority of people signifying that people still have a concern for the Aboriginal people gaining any political power. As stated by Aunty Tracey‚ an elder of the Awabakal Gaewegal tribe‚ “this was the most racist year I’ve experienced since the 1970s” (Foley S‚ 2024). Due to the massive controversies of the voice referendum‚ a lot of Aboriginal people have been suffering due to an increase in

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    Britain neglected was that it had just conquered the entire Quebec region; as a matter of fact‚ the Quebec region was one of the main areas that the nation had been able to win as a result of the war. It was located along the St. Lawrence River‚ a great location for trade and for the transaction of money; it should have been these people‚ who were not British citizens yet enjoying such wealth that should have been taxed. Along with that‚ Quebec had many French citizens‚ most of whom had different beliefs

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    Compare and contrast the different levels of devolution to be found in Northern Ireland‚ Britain and the Republic of Ireland. 1‚998 words The history of these isles‚ which we call Great Britain and Ireland‚ has produced a peculiar and unique situation of governance throughout the nations of which the islands consist. England‚ as largest and most populous territory in the region‚ has been the dominant power for centuries; annexing or merging with the Celtic nations of Wales‚ Scotland and Ireland

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    Quebec suspends Private Refugee Sponsorship to prioritize backlogs The province of Quebec announced that it has put the Private Refugee Sponsorship (PSR) program on temporary hold in order to process existing backlogs. In an interview‚ Quebec Immigration Minister Kathleen Weil clarified that while the suspension is provisional‚ the exact date of the program’s resumption is yet to be known. The provincial immigration department’s priority is to process the over 10‚000 requests that have accumulated

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    Hubert Aquin Summary

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    Québec embodies a different attitude than the rest of Canada. The French views themselves as more religious‚ more sophisticated‚ and they crave their independence from the rest of the English speakers. The majority of people interviewed in HA! A Self-Murder Mystery claim that Hubert Aquin is Québec. He is what they stand for‚ what they believe in‚ desiring independence and idealizes the “Mother”‚ as many French do. As the Québec society transitions into becoming more like English Canadians‚ the citizens

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