Canada

Lisa Ewell July 15, 2015 Prof. LaCroix Macroeconomics Canada Canada is our neighbor to the North and is the world’s second largest country by total area and the largest North American country. It expands from the United States to the Artic Circle with a predominantly French and English speaking culture and a population of 35,158,304. The capital of Canada is Ottawa. Its name comes from St. Lawrence Iroquoian which means “settlement”. Canada is run with a parliamentary constitutional system of

Diverse cultures has made Canada the best country for foreign-immigrants. Canada made a huge impact to the immigrants because the government accepted each of them to live in the country; which gave them the opportunity to re-build their lives and status again. Also, Canada has lots of opportunities in terms of jobs and education. Everyone is welcome in Canada. People has diverse cultures, ethnicity, and beliefs, but they are treated equally in Canada. They also do not discriminate each other in terms

Today marks an important day for all Canadians. British Canada has finally been united by the "Fathers of Confederation" and is now officially known as Canada. After almost a century, it is still hard to believe that Canada was once merely called the “British Colonies.” United, Canada has a sense of identification and much more vigor. Before the 1860s, confederation was not of importance. Although due to fear of the United States, problems between the divided British colonies, and belief that

The historical backdrop of Canada backpedals to the period from the landing of Paleo-Indians many years prior to the present day. In 1867, the British North American Act made a confederation from three provinces, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Canada (World Data Editor, 2017). The two main languages are English and French. Also, is a very influential member of the Commonwealth. Canada contains a blend of different national and social gatherings. At the season of Canada's initially enumeration, in

Have you been staying in Canada for a while now and thinking to own its citizenship? For doing so, you would be required to fall under the following eligibility criterion as mentioned below. 1. Age Requirement When applying for the citizenship of Canada, one of the most important factors to be considered is the age of the person. The minimum age requirement for applying the citizenship is 18 years. If an individual is below the age of 18years, then a guardian or the parent of the child must apply

History of Canada Canada is a nation located in the upper region of the North American continent. The land of Canada had a history dating back to before the founding of said country as an independent sovereign nation. Events that sparked involvement with the affairs other nations began before and during the war of eighteen twelve. The political unit of Canada also had some influential political figures, a prime example being Pierre Elliott Trudeau who was the prime minister of Canada for sixteen

Canada is routinely defined as the exemplar multicultural society with the most diverse cities in the world such as Vancouver, Toronto and Quebec. The concepts of integrity and complexity are being shaped in Canadian society because of its co-existence of different cultures. Indeed, multiculturalism has been a keystone of Canadian policy for over 40 years with the aim of pursuing Canadian unity (Flegel 2002). Accordingly, Canada is generally estimated a country where people are all equal and where

British developed the Intercolonial Railway as a means of bringing their technological advancements to Canada especially after the development of the Rocket which was the world’s fastest steam-powered train that could move goods and people at a speed of 58 kilometers per hour which was considered to be quite fast at the time (Boyko, 1). Trade was effectively improved in that the people of Canada could have easy access to new markets which meant that they would acquire new goods in exchange for goods

In 1783, Canada diversified and split into Upper and Lower Canada, causing Britain to create timber preferences in 1803. The creation of timber preferences led to differing farmer-lumberman economies in St. John and the Ottawa river valleys (Fowke,1942, 82). Such formations shows exactly how different needs lead to different economies for different parts of Canada starting at very early stages of development. Recognizing these differing agricultural and lumber economies is important to the timeline

This essay will cover 3 main points. The first point is what kind of wolves will you find in Canada, and a brief description of different names and what they look like. My Second point will cover what issues wolves are facing in canada today, because wolves are becoming and already are extinct as i’m writing this essay, this point will tell you why they are becoming extinct, and why it is hard for them to move forward and become larger, and not become extinct. My third point will cover what important