Ambitious targets of an annual 1% per capita immigration rate were hindered by financial limits. The Liberals made a commitment to raising actual immigration levels higher in 2005. Many of the political parties are now nervous about criticizing the high level of immigration. Canada still gets more immigrants per capita than any other major country in the world. The per capita immigration rate in Canada has been pretty constant since the 1950s, and recent years have seen a gradual increase in the skill level and education of immigrants to Canada.
During this period The USA had become the world's largest economic power, making up 27% of the world's economy compared to the 19% in 1913. The First and Second World Wars that occurred during the British Imperial Era may explain the decline of Britain as an economic power by 1950. During these wars, Britain had to invest heavily in munitions and equipment, borrowing heavily from the US to help fund its expenditure. With Britain indebted to America, and struggling to maintain an empire after the economic impact of the Second World War, it is unsurprising to see a decline in Britain's economic strength, with an increase in American economic influence. During the Cold War era, the USA's economic position may have been strengthened due to its increasing political influence as one of the world's leading powers alongside The USSR, which had a GDP that made up 10% of the world's economy in 1950.
In 2001 it succeeded in shutting down Napster (the leading on-line source of digital music), and it has threatened thousands of individuals with legal action. [10] This failed to slow the decline in revenue and proved a public-relations disaster. [10] However, some academic studies have suggested that downloads did not cause the decline. [11] Legal digital downloads became widely available with the debut of the iTunes Store in 2003. The popularity of internet music distribution has increased and in 2009 more than a quarter of all recorded music industry revenues worldwide are now coming from digital channels.
Innovation A Canadian innovation that not only changed Canadian history, but the world history as will, the Blackberry. From starting off as a pager to becoming the fifth most popular cell phone manufacturer in the world. Blackberry controls about 20% of all Smartphone sales in world. The name Blackberry is one of the strongest name in the cell phone world as it unique design and features separates its self from other phones. The phone has a full Qwerty keyboard at the bottom and screen on the top, this design was such a success other cell phone companies started to copy the design.
The United States is the richest country in the world and has more affluent societies however the US is spending more in healthcare than less affluent countries. The United States must reduce the overhead spending in healthcare and start implementing a health care system similar to Canada and a healthier lifestyle for all Americans. (Woolhandler, Campbell, & Himmelstein 2003). PROBLEM OR ISSUE
Cedar Electronics Limited John Big, the president of Cedar Electronics Limited (CEL), is troubled that the recently acquired appliance Division has been incurring large losses, and John is seeking advice on the division. CEL is a large, widely held Canadian corporation that has specialized in the design and manufacture of electronic devices. One particularly successful product developed was the RX-100, an electronic processor, designed to replace mechanical switching devices. The RX-100 was an instant success in the appliance industry but, within a year, competing products were rapidly replacing the RX-100. In 2002, CEL had acquired Domino Appliances Limited (DAL) to give CEL a captive market and a base for developing new devices.
According to cells online.com (n.d.), “Consumer demand quickly outstripped the cellular phone system's 1982 standards, by 1987, cellular phone subscribers exceeded one million, and the airways were crowded.” In 1982 cell phones were mostly owned by wealthy individuals or upper echelon business owners. They were considered a status symbol and since the power needed for them was demanding, they mostly were installed in cars they were not the cell phones of 2008. Over the last 25 years as mobile phones progressed they started to fall in pricing and size, original phones were large and expensive and out of the reach of most consumers. According to PCWorld a study suggested Shah (2007), “Cell phone ownership showed a dramatic increase globally, Wike said. In 2007, 81 percent of the U.S. population owned a cell phone, a 20 percent increase compared to 2002.” In a current figures according to MSNBC Sullivan (2008), “The cell phone industry, ... has some 137 million paying customers in the United States…” The growth for phone ownership is off the charts and along with the enormous sales of the units, technology has kept pace.
Summary of “Marc’s Enbridge Testimony” Marc Lee agrees that this Northern Gateway Pipeline (NGP) project will bring revenue and stability to Canada but he believes the possible consequences outweigh the benefits. For instance, the actual amount of long-term employment is estimated by Lee to be 217 jobs after the project has been completed, yet Enbridge advertises that it will create thousands of jobs for British Columbians. These thousands of jobs are generally for the three year construction timeline. Once the building of the pipeline has been completed there will be less than 300 permanent jobs for British Columbians. This will leave thousands of people laid off after the construction has ended, and increasing our unemployment rate.
and has 3 territories and 10 provinces We use Canadian dollar yes I see rich uncle Kenny bagsI know Canadian money looks like Monopoly money It is the world's second-largest country by total area. It consists of an advanced economy, considered one of the largest in the world. The economy is based upon its abundant natural resources, as well as its well-developed
Education Destruction Canada has more than 350 schools, diplomas and certificates are recognized worldwide. The country ranks second in the world for the quality of education. Canadian universities are inferior to just a few British and American universities in prestige and are in the top twenty in the world rankingsю Nowdays, Canada become one of the most popular countries for international students that completely changed the goal of educational institutions in this country. Universities want to get more money from international students that led to the obvious consequences destruction in the education field. Education for International students completely challenged since it began develop.