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Running Head: POLICY ANAYSIS ASSIGNMENT- FPASA Policy Analysis Assignment Foreign Publishers Advertising Services Act Erika Navarro-Meza 4684262 Brock University Department of Communication, Popular Culture and Film Media Policy- COMM 2P17 Professor Marian Bredin Spring 2012 April 4th 2012 The Foreign Publishers Advertising Services Act became widely known in 1999 as the act that made it difficult and almost impossible for foreign publishers to advertise in Canada and for Canadians, therefore prevented foreign publishers such as the U.S from stealing Canadian advertising media dollars. According to the Media Awareness Network, The FPASA is mainly designated to prevent foreign magazines from taking away Canadian advertising dollars and it was established due Canada’s previous fail in their tax on split-up magazines; magazines are those that are published in Canada with little Canadian content while it has major foreign content mainly aimed at Canadian readers. Since this tax failed and was fought by the U.S who claimed that it violated international trade laws, Canada came up with FPASA which instead prohibited “Canadian advertisers from placing ads in foreign magazines and will find foreign publishers found in violation of this rule. The act makes it an offence for a foreign periodical publisher to supply advertising services directed at the Canadian market to Canadian advertisers” (Department of Justice Canada). The FPASA’s Bill C-55 states that “no foreign publisher shall supply advertising services directed at the Canadian market, to a Canadian advertiser or at a person acting on their behalf” (The House of Commons of Canada); This Bill therefore limits what foreign publishers can and cannot do in regards to advertising.
ABORTION ACCESS tHE RIGHT TO CHOOSE IN CANADA By MARCELA SALAZAR-FERRETTI ABORTION ACCESS tHE RIGHT TO CHOOSE IN CANADA By MARCELA SALAZAR-FERRETTI ETHiCS 3311/ david jones/section a05 / T500A | FEBRUARY 24, 2015 ETHiCS 3311/ david jones/section a05 / T500A | FEBRUARY 24, 2015 2015 2015 Executive Summary Abortion Access became legal in Canada when Pierre Trudeau’s Liberal Government decriminalized it in 1969. Later on, in 1988 it was the Supreme Court of Canada that would struck down the abortion law as unconstitutional. Since then, Canada has remained as one of the few nations to have no restrictions on this procedure. The objective of this research document on Abortion Access, is to link the topic to its implication at a personal and
Assisted Suicide Assisted Suicide Ethics is defined as a “systematic study of and reflection on morality.” Analyzing ethical issues in a systematic way brings us to utilize the six-step process to illustrate the critical thinking process. I read the article ‘Judge Lifts Assisted-suicide Ban’ from the Portland Press Herald (Portland Press, 2012) that discusses an issue in British Columbia legalizing the right to assisted suicides. This is a curious matter in health care, especially as a future nurse who has been taught to advocate for my patients. Countries are continuously fighting the issue of assisted suicide as their population ages. In Canada it has been illegal to “counsel, aid or abet a suicide” (Portland Press, 2012) with a maximum sentencing of 14 years.
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In 1978, the federal government amended Canada’s Immigration Act, removing a ban on homosexuals as immigrants. In 1982, the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms was added to the Constitution. The Charter did not explicitly grant equality rights to gays and lesbians. However, in 1995 the Supreme Court of Canada ruled, in Egan v. Canada, that the Charter would be interpreted in a manner that prohibited discrimination on the basis of “sexual