Character (5/10) The sole proprietor for Lawsons is Paul Mackay, a well versed Englishman who moved to Canada in 1998 and opened his own business. Mackay has had some serious issues in the past with repaying loans, as he was not generating enough profit to be able to. Lawsons currently has a substantial amount of loan penalties accumulated from not paying their loans on time, and this could cause issues for the Commercial Bank of Ontario if Patrick grants them the line of credit and they are unable to keep up with the payments. Capacity to Repay (4/10) It is apparent that Lawsons is not in a position to repay debt without many changes occurring both internally and externally. Jackie should not give the current loan request a chance, but instead try and encourage Mackay to make a lesser request and then go from there.
One can talk about opportunity cost when discussing the above and concluding on the economic and societal impact. Because when Canada invests in the development of tourism or if they start market themselves more, they rarely consider what the same resources could provide when invested in another industry. Therefore what needs to be researched is “the relative economic benefits of investing in tourism as opposed to investing in another industry”; these are the opportunity costs. In order to measure the opportunity costs, the possibili-ties that have been abandoned when selecting tourism should be cautiously examined, outlined and valued. Because of the difficulty in measuring and seeing these costs, they are often forgotten, consequently leav-ing the economic and societal impacts of tourist segments look more beneficial than they perhaps are (Mathieson and Wall, 1992).
So the question I want to ask is can private broadcasters afford to change? If private broadcasters are continually forced to compete with other broadcasters- such as the situation with CBC and the free digital streaming music service- how can they afford to change? How can they afford to compete with a government funded broadcaster? They need viewers so they play what will get them ratings. In order to implement there required Canadian program, low cost new is often the result If what people want to watch is foreign television and if it is cheaper to program foreign TV then the chance to make more revenue is higher.
During the high school careers of many young Ontario students, they will be faced with a wide variety of texts of different beliefs, cultures and themes. While marvelous writers exist in all cultures, Ontario students should only study Canadian writers in order for them to become accustomed to their culture. By solely studying Canadian literature in a grade 12 course, Ontario students can better focus on their own Canadian culture, replace the archaic novels currently being read, and value the diversity that being a Canadian means. Students in Ontario taking an English course should only study Canadian literature because they are currently infested by the American culture surrounding them. There is a historical attachment to this issue as Canadians have always been a “branch plant” of another country, namely England and France.
Louis Riel Essay Assignment Bianca A. Giangualano NDG 4M 4 November 2010 In the late 1800's, the Métis were treated unfairly by the Canadian government and Louis Riel stepped in as a leader and advocate in an attempt to keep their lands, language and religious rights. The Métis had inhabited the Red River settlement prior to the purchase of the land to Canada; however, Canadian settlers came and began relocating before they owned the territory. They viewed the Métis as being in the way of expanding a nation, and thereby rejected the inclination that populating the already occupied region would be disrespectful in relation to the laws constituted by the colony. http://library2.usask.ca/northwest/background/riel.htm>When Canada purchased Rupert's land from the Hudson Bay Company, the Métis were inconvenienced trying to acquire legal title to their land and many failed to keep their farms and original lifestyle.http://www.biographi.ca/009004-119.01-e.php?BioId=39918> P.1 Louis Riel knew this wasn't just and came to the conclusion that the Canadian government betrayed them by repudiating their rights as French-speaking Métis. He wrote a petition that showed careful forethought expressing discontent with the treatment of the Métis, yet the government did not take immediate action.
For this essay, you are asked to research the educational views of John Locke, Jean Jacques Rousseau, and Mary Wollstonecraft. Identify and discuss their key ideas and innovations. How did these ideas contradict the traditional views of education of their time? Do you see them in practice today? Conclude your essay with a critique of these views.
In addition, this source was written to chronicle how the Liberal Party became the natural governing party of Canada. The book is valuable in it analyzes several underlying causes for the decline of the Liberal party, as well as the immediate factors. Newman points out several fundamental flaws in the Liberal Party, such as its regurgitated and old branding. Newman also outlines a couple flaws in the leader of the Liberal Party during the election of 2011, Michael Ignatieff. He describes how the Liberals failed to defend Ignatieff against the flurry of ads driven by Stephen Harper that painted Ignatieff as an outsider, a mere visitor.
Bennet decided to change his initial policy, and planed for a New Deal of their own after constant begging and wishing for federal aid. The Canadian New Deal was passed by 1935, and introduced policies that called for minimum wage, unemployment insurance, and other relief programs. However, this effort was largely unsuccessful, and the provinces challenged the rights of the federal government to manage these programs. As a result, the failure of Bennett’s New Deal legislation shifted the burden of the economy back to the provincial levels of the state. Provinces such as Ontario created acts such as the Industrial Standards Act, which was designed to have the state bring workers and employers together to establish minimum wages and work standards
Canada asks, “If millions of students were failing back then, and students are still failing now, why haven’t we done anything to change that?” (Canada, TED Talks). To make his point, he touches on the subject that the business plan for teaching hasn’t changed. If you were to ask a teacher now how they are planning on teaching their incoming students this year, they would answer back with, “I will teach them the same way I did last year.” Well, if students are failing, why teach the same way? As Canada points out, “No one seems to understand brain development so they are just going to teach the way they know how and hope that the student comprehends” (Canada, TED
Canada and immigration policies have never really gone together until the last twenty to twenty five years. Only then did Canada realize that immigration isn’t a bad thing and that we were mistreating the people that wanted to come to Canada. Think of back when the Canadian Pacific Railway was being built. WE promised these people so much only if they came to work here, and we tricked them. The land that promised them this stuff was obviously not the promise land.