For example, we have the right to freedom of speech, under the constitutional law of Canada. If this law did not exist, our governments and other people around us could potentially use violence or other methods to silence our act of communication. Without laws to protect our general rights, there could be many people out there ready to abuse us for their own gain. In conclusion, without laws in Canada, or any other
The devastating tragedy of 9/11 left all of America mourning. The horrific event opened the eyes of Americans, the fact that America was not invincible shocked many. The realization that the country was not undefeatable led to drastic changes. Post 9/11 security was increased, racial profiling became common, and foreigners were misjudged. The threat of terrorist attacks changed American culture immensely; the devastation wakened the need for protection and a sense of security.
Is the Charter of Rights and Freedoms Antidemocratic and Un-Canadian? The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms exists in our country as a bill of rights in Canada’s Constitution. Indeed, the Charter plays a vital role in Canadian law. Robert Martin argues two things, the first being that the Charter is antidemocratic, and the second is that the Charter is un-Canadian. Conversely, Philip L. Bryden argues against Martin, concluding that the charter is indeed democratic and Canadian.
The reason for the satire would be because United States thinks Canadian society is too extreme of their airport security. So they exaggerated the process to get into the airport. However the Canadian airport only requires needed process to make sure the security for all of the passengers. But there are some cases that showed the Canadian airport security agency exaggerated on process to get into the airport. One
Scrutiny towards Enbridge Inc. and their plan for the pipeline is occurring left, right and center. This Canadian company is in a great hurry to get their proposal approved by the federal government, however, with such haste comes false guarantees. The Northern Gateway Pipeline is extremely eager to secure their project and potential markets before opportunities diminish. That being said, unreliable assessments develop. Miscalculations regarding economical benefits, unjustified risk towards the environment, and other unwanted problems are inevitably to occur with this pipeline.
136). The implications for this are staggering with obvious increases in oil spills, GHG emissions, land and water usage. The oil sands have devastating ecological impacts which which must be addressed to fully comprehend the lasting effects of uninhibited industrialization in Canada. These ecological impacts have a direct and quantifiable relationship to human communities locally and across the
Canada’s waterways, land and air have become intolerably polluted. The Canadian government needs to take stronger action to control pollution. Instead of enforcing strict regulations on pollution control, Canada trusted that companies would voluntarily apply measures
One could argue that this was a positive choice for the Canadian Government for many different reasons. First of all, Canada was part of the Triple Entente so they felt obliged to provided soldiers for their Allied countries. Secondly, The Canadian Government could have felt that the extra support on the battlefield would help bring the war to an end sooner. Finally, a large amount of the Canadian population recently emigrated from Europe; they would feel compelled to help their originating countries during the War. Those are reasons why an individual would believe that the military service act was
The federal government has deemed it necessary to investigate anyone that seems in any way suspicious in the way of terrorism. This extends from illegal search and seizure to allowing any future cell phone or computer usage to be watched without a new warrant. Civil liberties activists claim that this, again, is an infringement on Constitutional rights while others claim this is a necessary infringement to protect our communities and people. Another issue with the expansion of the executive branch is the cooperation on a local, state, and federal level. The argument is that police are too involved in the legal aspects of collecting evidence, while intelligence agents are too uninvolved.
That is a violation to the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedom. As a matter of a fact, I see the entire crime bill to be a violation to the charter, encouraging unreasonable search and seizure. I believe more people will be harmed than helped, due to the direct violation to human rights and