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1 The Better Choice for Canada, NDP Dean “The Better Choice for Canada, NDP” Tired from waiting for a family doctor? Or are you tired of a polluted economy. There are ways to fix these problems, and the best choices to help fix those problems are with Jack Layton and the New Democrats. The NDP supports strong social welfare policies and associates itself with the Canadian labor movement. The NDP favors a more equal distribution of wealth among Canadians and has supported controls on foreign investment in Canada.
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15. To what extent should one of the following being considered “Great” for their contributions to Canada during the 20th century: Trudeau, King, Borden, Fox, Pearson, etc. 16. To what extent was Canadian foreign policy different after WWII? 17.
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In August 1971, America had introduced its New Economic Program (NEP), also referred to as the Nixon Shock. This new economic plan drove an end to the “special relationship” that existed between Canada and the United States since WWII, as the new program called for import surcharges as well as tax credits on American-produced machinery. This program had a great affect Canada’s trade and relationship with the U.S. and as a result, Trudeau and his government were given three options in response. The first was to stick with the status quo, the second was to form closer ties, and the third choice was to rely less on the U.S.A while strengthening Canada’s economy. Canada adopts the Third Option policy, and sets out to diversify international trade and build economic nationalism.
It may appear that Canada became more independent after World War I, because Canadians did gain national identity thus giving Britain less control of Canada. But as you further your knowledge about Canada’s independence, it is debatable if Canada actually became more independent or not. It is Canada’s goal to not be acknowledged as another British colony, but simply as “Canada”. Also, although Canada somewhat succeeded in being politically independent, the United States gained economic ties with Canada allowing the U.S. to take control of Canada’s economic situation. In addition, the States had socially influenced Canada greatly, in terms of culture.
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