Pierre Elliott Trudeau was one of the greatest prime ministers in Canada’s history. During his time in power he accomplished the balance of equality between the English and French Canadians, he passed many acts and bills, and he kept Quebec united with Canada by giving an awe inspiring speech. All of his goals made an impact on Canada to grow as one nation. Pierre Elliott Trudeau was truly an inspiring prime minister through the political and social impression he made on Canada and the world. Pierre Elliot Trudeau kept Canada united by avoiding the separation of Quebec.
On September 25th, 2008, John Furlong, the chairman of VANOC, the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics organizing committee, announced that "With glowing hearts" from the English lyrics and "Des plus brillants exploits" from the French lyrics would be used as trademarked slogans for the 2010 Olympics. This is going to show what our great Canada is and what it stands for. The Canadian flag is also another very important part of Canada. I am sorry I was misbehaving during the anthem today. Now I have learned the importance of it, I will not disrespect it again.
We have a country full of diversity, multiple cultures/races living and working together. Without these events we many not have the freedom and pride we have to be Canadian. Firstly, in canadian history one important event that is significant to Canada is the Battle of Vimy Ridge. This was the first battle Canada and the Allies had led and won in World War One. “Through preparation must lead to success.
Contemporary First Nations people challenge these stereotypes by being a present member in Canadian society. Inuit people of Northern Canada are commonly dressed in parkas, living in igloos, and traveling by sleigh and huskie. They are the newest group of aboriginal people to have had research and exploration on their culture, thus the Inuit people are starting to emerge from their past representations and stereotypes into important allies in the North. The newest group of aboriginal people in Canada are the Metis. There past has been a battle between European and Indigenous culture.
ESSAY 3.1: Canada's Role in the World Canada has played a very significant and valuable role in the world since 1945 and this vital role has continued to this very day. Canada is continually being viewed as a peacekeeping and peacemaking nation because of its efforts and contributions in organizations such as the UN, NATO and NORAD. These contributions have given Canada a much larger and more influential role on the world stage. Since 1945, Canada has been able to find a comfortable role in which it can exercise its middle-power status and still be recognized worldwide for being a mediator and peacemaker. Canada has made considerable contributions in organizations such as the UN, NATO and NORAD.
News Report January, 16th, 2009 Mr.Bussell CHC 2D0 – Period 5   Lester Bowels Pearson, the 14th prime minister of Canada is thought to be the greatest of all time. He received the noble peace prize and helped to save the world. Pearson accomplished so much for the country in his time as prime minister. While Pearson was prime minister he introduced the Canada Pension Plan, a national system of universal Medicare, the Commission on bilingualism and biculturalism, and the Maple Leaf Flag. Pearson also known as Mike, after becoming a member of the liberal party he was the minister of external affairs.
Nacirema Reflection According to the article “Body Ritual Among the Nacirema” by Horace Miner, wrote about the Nacirema, which are the “North American group living in territory between the Canadian Cree, the Yaqui and Tarahumare of Mexico, and the Carib and Arawak of the Antilles“ (Mines 1). They were also known as the cultural hero. The article is about what people believe in such as religion, culture and their belief. The main points of this reading is to help us understand their culture, what they believe in and their religion. The main point of this reading is to make us realize that there are hundreds of other cultures and everyone is different and be open minded about it.
This larger category of nations, so named for the language they speak, are called Athabaskan people. Beneath the Dene umbrella are nations of Dogrib, Chipewyan, south and north Slavey, and Gwich’in of northern Canada; and the Navajo of the South Western United States (Ryan, 1). The Word Dene literally means “people”, and the area they have always occupied in the Northwest Territories, Denendeh, was appropriately named to mean “land of the people” (“Welcome to the Dene Nation”, 2012) It is difficult to speak of one aspect of Dene culture without speaking of all others. Their history, spiritual beliefs and political values are all intertwined. The Dene have always had strong ties to each other, to animals, to the earth and to the spiritual world.
Multiculturalism in Canadian Identity Multiculturalism is an enormous part of this place we call Canada. Diversity and multiculturalism has been a part of Canadian history for as long as it’s been a country. Canada’s diversity is like no other. There isn’t another place just like Canada in the world. It’s our identity; it’s what makes Canada Canada, a nation for every individual which have equal opportunity in life and success, despite colour, race, or religion.
The Paleoindian period was the first period was when the first people arrived and then three other periods are an increase in their territory and how they managed and separated land. In 1500, aboriginals had their own language and beliefs and ways of lives. People were grouped together in what they believed. This essay was a big overview of the population and settlement of Quebec. It allowed a better understanding of what it was and looked like thousands of years