When I ask myself what being a Canadian citizen means to me, what first pops up in my mind is all of the cherishable stereotypes that Canadians get figured as. Those stereotypes can range from pronouncing about, aboot and saying eh at the end of every sentence to riding polar bears around instead of cars (which would personally be awesome!). Being apart of these stereotypes is a blast and it gives a great laugh for everyone when asked by someone from a different part of a world, giving them serious response claiming that they're all true. It's a privilege to grow up in a country with plenty of friendly people around and in an environment where there are plentiful opportunities for job's and other career's that someone may want to pursue in life. Here, in Canada people have all kinds of values that are expressed throughout everyone, such as; Equality with all of the citizens and the basic freedoms like freedom of speech, freedom of religion and freedom of thought.
Some signs to look for in a child’s behaviour is if the child is overly shy, or fearful, or maybe afraid of doing something wrong. Another warning would be a child showing wrong age behaviour, which means an older child showing signs of behaviour that are usually found in younger children. Physical abuse is deliberate use of physical force or violence to hurt or injure a child. It may include slapping, punching, pulling hair, hitting etc. some of the signs and symptoms of physical abuse are bruises in places that would not be related with a child falling over accidentally, these may happen frequently.
Canadians are keeping the order there by making their lives much easier to live. Kids can go to school and that adults can go to work and come home safely. Many Canadians have risked their life for the happiness, safety, and for the innocent people in Afghanistan. The peoples life style there is much different then ours and we should all contribute to the fall of this country with the war and help our Canadian peacekeepers there that are trying to make a difference in their world. The kids are all in danger as well as the adults.
CU298P/CT298 Principles of Safeguarding and Protection in Health and Social Care 1. Know how to recognise signs of abuse. 1.1 Define the following types of abuse : Physical abuse. Physical abuse can occur where there is no satisfactory explanation, definite information, or a reasonable suspicion that injury was inflicted with purpose, caused through lack of care by the person having custody, charge or care of that person. : Physical abuse may involve hitting, shaking, throwing, poisoning, burning, or scalding, drowning, suffocating or anything that can cause harm to somebody.
In 2002, the Canadian Hockey Association and Palmer Jarvis introduced a campaign designed to create awareness about inappropriate parental behavior at hockey games(Relax, It’s Just a Game 1-4). The campaign is called ‘Relax, it’s just a game’ and has since been a huge success in making parents and fans aware of the dark side of hockey bullying. Though some incidents still occur, for the most part, parents respect the game, officials and players on the ice. Just like in any sport of aspect in life, there are bound to be a few rotten apples that try to spoil the whole
For many of these children, violence interrupts their experience of consistent safety and care, and creates an environment of uncertainty and helplessness. Children who are exposed to domestic violence, especially repeated incidents of violence,
Child Poverty in Canada Since the late 1900s, child poverty has been a been a large issue in Canada. As Canadians, there are many things we should be proud of, from our large nation, to our natural resources and our multiculturalism, but the the amount of children that live in poverty in Canada is shameful. Canada ranks 24th out of 35 developed countries for child poverty. As a modern, developed country, it is the duty of the Canadian government to take care of the citizens that cannot take care of themselves, such as children, the poor and the elderly. Every month, 770,000 people in Canada use food banks, with forty percent of those people being children.
The shortage of teachers meant ads being created to hire teachers. Not all Canadians were qualified for this job so many educated immigrants came into Canada and were able to teach the children. This also later on lead to an increase in bigger sized homes and later on universities, which helped Canada, become a growing economy. A controversial question about the baby boom was weather or not the baby boom would have happened if the Second World War did not happen would the baby boom have occurred? No the baby boom would not have happened if the second world war had not happened because many of the men met their brides at war and took them back into Canada which resulted in the baby boom.
After the band had been lifted, many homosexuals began getting legally married. This shot Canada’s economy through the sky. Weddings were being booked, jobs were being made, sales were skyrocketing and the LGBT society was jubilant. In the United States, if all 50 states legalized same-sex marriage the US economy would be booming with approximately “2.5 Billions dollars. The nation now has a $51 billion wedding industry, which employs over 800,000 people.”[] This is important to Canadian identity because we were the fourth country to recognize and legalize same sex relationships.
Once the young student left the presence of Canada, he obeyed Canada’s advice and did the right thing. Having that positive leader in his life allowed him to think and act of a different way to handle the situation which I will help him rethink all situations in his life. Having that leader helps to create more leaders because the lessons learned will stick with the child, the child can then pass those lessons down to the next generation, and just like that a whole new way of thinking can