Essays on Canada

I am very fortunate to live in Canada. Some people live in developing countries that cannot afford the opportunities and benefits we are granted here. I am very proud to live in Canada because it is very diverse. Canada is very diverse country because of...

Canada must recognize the dark side of its history. Canada is responsible for the basic genocide of an entire culture. In the early 19th century, the federal government began pushing the european way of life on the aboriginal people of Canada. Canada established the Residential...

Canada is located in the continent of North America. If you are travelling from London, a non-stop flight would take around 8 hours 15 minutes to get to Toronto. If you are coming from New York, you can either go by air or by land....

Canada being one of the wealthiest nations has shown a noticeable growth over the past few years. Canada has the mixed economy system having both open and controlled system which results into having disrupted by many factors. So, these are some trends which influence the...

Culture can be defined as the behaviours and belief characteristics of a particular social, ethnic, or age group. Every country has its own special way of life. Canada’s in particular can be considered unique because Canada is a cultural mosaic, which allows elements of many...

It is shocking that 4.9 million people in Canada live in poverty, according to statistics collected in 2016. The fact that one in seven Canadians lack enough food and shelter to sustain basic living is heartbreaking to me. Although we tend to think of our...

The Energy East was a presented pipeline proposal in Canada. From west side of Canada and from the north most American states, it is going to consign the fossil fuel known as diluted bitumen. The entire TC project is going taco exchange the 3,000 kilometres...

There is no room for doubt that the relationship between Canada and the United States is the most unique one among the world. These two countries, one is more powerful than the other, represent for the word which is interdependent and co-operate with each other....

As Canada is part of the 52 nations associated with the British Commonwealth, it is with no question that Canada has had strong relations with Britain. Confederation in 1867 aimed to create a Dominion with greater autonomy over domestic affairs. Canada preserved its nation as...

Canada has an extensive and rich experience in regards to immigration policies and immigrants and it’s deeply embedded in its sense of nationhood. The immigration policy of Canada is one which is very explicit in part due to it being the government’s population policy. Immigration...

How do the natural characteristics of Canada influence human activity, and how might human activity influence Canada’s natural characteristics? 1. Canadian Shield The Canadian Shield was formed in the Precambrian area by volcanoes. Since then, the Canadian Shield was weathered and eroded by glaciers. Today,...

Background The health care system in Canada funds medically necessary health care, including care provided in hospitals or by a physician. Canadians covered under a provincial insurance plan, such as the Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP), will receive care upon arrival at an acute care...

Margaret Atwood is a Canadian author who was born in 1939. When Atwood was eleven she spent half of each year in northern Ontario because her father worked as an entomologist, a insect scientist. One of the many things that she enjoyed doing while she...

Introduction The purpose of this report was to conduct research on the retail company, Canadian Tire, by using the information provided by the company and by using the Ryerson University’s Library resources. The results obtained were then used to analyze the company as a future...

The 1920s were a period of time where the First World War has just finally ended. Although most of the world was recovering from war, Canada was filled with a potential future, economic growth, peace and prosperity. During the roaring twenties, Canada was going through...

Culture Shock means the “trauma” that an individual experience when they move from their home culture to a different culture. This causes uncertainty that can be very stressful. There are five stages of culture shock: The honeymoon stage, Crisis stage, Adjustment stage, Acceptance or Adaptation...

The 20th century was a very depressing, brutal, and overall gruesome time for the world because of the 108 million lives that were lost to war. In Canadian history, there has been countless events, actions, and decisions that we can call defining moments in our...

Each event in History is important but some weigh more than others. Each person has their different perspectives on what the most important events are in History. But in my perspective the three most significant defining moments in Canadian History are battle of Vimy Ridge,...

Key person – Captain Arthur Roy Brown Captain Arthur Roy Brown was born on Dec.23, 1893 in a place called a Carleton Place, ON, Canada. He was a Canadian and also an ace during the First World War. He was known for bringing down Manfred...

In the late 1800s, more than 100,000 first nations children in Canada were taken away from their families and communities and forced in attending residential schools far away from home. These children suffered from emotional, physical, sexual and spiritual abuse but got worst punishment for...

The work, study and travel is a great way to get to know foreign cultures, to develop yourself and to get a many experiences. A person, as become the main character of my article, is my family friend Tove Wictoryn. We meets with her on...

The media has intensely affected society, an effect so immense that people don’t notice its presence sometimes. Individuals become solely dependent on communication and information inherited from the media to keep them moving in the right path within their daily lives such as work, entertainment,...

Canada’s treatment of its citizens of Japanese descent during the Second World War should be seen as a black spot on Canadian history. The tension between the Canadians and Japanese immigrants started as early as 1858 when Asian immigrants travelled to Canada for the Fraser...

Residential schools were created by the Canadian government in an attempt to assimilate indigenous children into the language and culture of Canadian society. These schools were run by churches and were created in the 1880s and lasted until 1996, when the final residential school was...

Canada’s government can be described in four ways because it’s so complex. It can be defined as a constitutional monarchy, a party system, a representative democracy, and a federal government. A constitutional monarchy is when a country is associated with a monarch, a king or...

Introduction There have been various effects in Canada’s Juvenile justice system from the time that the juvenile system it has existed, and most recently when YCJA Act, i.e., Youth Criminal Justice Act. There has a primary rationale that has been enacting the statute to reduce...

Canada involvement in the second world war was well calculated because unlike the first world war, where it plunged into the war as soon as the United Kingdom got involved, in the second world war, Mackenzie King, the Canadian leader had to wait until the...

In order for Canadians to retire with an acceptable amount of money provided, the government needs to help put options in place. The Ontario Retirement Pension Plan (ORPP) that was created by the Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne ensures that individuals along with their companies are...

Is that a wake-up call There were many events in my life that served as a wakeup call. One that stands out is when I and my family moved from India to Canada a couple of months ago. It was an overwhelming experience for all...

“All labour that uplifts humanity has dignity and importance should be undertaken with painstaking excellence” said by Martin Luther King Jr. In Canada, the Labor Day is complimented on the important Monday of September. The work class in the country was given its real rights...