Nunavut

You are travelling 90 km/h down the highway and the glow of your phone’s screen appears in your peripheral vision. You glance down, see that your friend has texted you, and make the decision to unlock your phone to reply to the text message. You take your eyes and mind off of the road. One second, two seconds, three seconds, four seconds, five seconds pass by. Without even knowing you have travelled the length of a football field blindfolded (Distracted Driving Statistics CAA, 2017). Technology has

The National Film Board of Canada (NFB) was founded in 1939 in Ottawa, Canada by pioneer Scottish documentary maker, John Grierson. The headquarters for the company are located in Montreal, Qc. The NFB, is Canada’s public film, digital media producer and distributor for the country. The company has produced and distributed over 13,000 productions which were documentary’s, web docts, alternative drama and the greatest artistic creation of all, animation. The NFB is an English and French public space

There are many different cultures in different places. But the 2 specific ones we will be comparing today is the Inuit and the American cultures. Most people would think there would be a certain culture in America because most of the people don’t really think about what culture we are but we actually do have a culture in some aspects of our lives. For example we the Americans speak many different languages we speak spanish, english, chinese just about everything we will take anyone regardless of

(Anglican Church of Canada, 2015). Given, this record, Anglicanism is at times referred to as transformed Catholicism (Anglican Church of Canada, 2015). Anglicanism travelled out of the country with British ceremonial development; in 1578 near Iqaluit, Nunavut, a chaplain renowned the Eucharist as an element of Martin Frobisher’s Arctic voyage (Anglican Church of Canada, 2015). This

will to fund such projects can make or mar the success of devolution in such areas. Furthermore, devolution without full autonomy over natural resources is inchoate (Coates & Poelzer, 2014: 13). Yukon and North West territorial governments unlike Nunavut, have acquired full control over land and natural resources in their territories in 2002 and 2014 respectively (Coates & Poelzer, 2014:14). Even with resource devolution, there are specific limitations and northern Canadian territories will never

The Canadian animals welfare laws Many people may not know that Canada is home to one of the largest subspecies of polar bears called Ursus maritimus. These polar bears are notorious for being a nuisance for the people of Churchill, Man. Every year, hundreds of polar bears gather on the western shore of Hudson Bay to hunt for seals once the ice freezes. There is one very large issue about this; the polar bears have not eaten in months due to hibernation. This makes the polar bears very desperate

country in North America that consists of 10 provinces: Quebec, Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland, Manitoba, New Brunswick, and Saskatchewan. They also have 3 territories: Northwest Territories, Yukon, Nunavut. The capital of Canada is Ottawa, their prime-minister is Stephen Harper, and their governor-general is David Johnston. Canada used to be considered a monarchy, but they are now owned by their own House of Commons. Although the governor is the representative

the apostles. As a result of this history, Anglicanism is at times referred to as “Reformed Catholicism” (Anglican Church of Canada, 2015). Anglicanism travelled out of the country with British colonial development; in 1578 near modern Iqaluit, Nunavut, a chaplain celebrated the Eucharist as a member of Martin Frobisher’s Arctic expedition (Anglican Church of Canada, 2015). This was the first Anglican

Though they both live in the Mackenzie Delta, the Inuit have the northernmost part of the Delta. The Inuit live in the Arctic in places like Nunavut, and Greenland. The Inuit also hunt seal, because they reach more land that is next to an ocean. Adding on to the previous statement, the Dene scarcely even touch the ocean in their own territory, except for the Hudson bay. This being said, the Inuit

explains that much of the younger crowds migrate to other, more prosperous, areas of the country. The last region that will be focused on is the Northern Territories; which includes the Northwest Territories, Yukon, and the newest territory, Nunavut. There are many different languages spoken in this region, and many of them have