The Canadian Government positions should be elected by the people in Canada because it would prevent many problems by the members in the Canadian Government. People all believe that to have their own opinion is a great advantage but not all people have the time to do background research on the Candidates. By having the people of Canada vote for who they want would than restrict partridge from happening behind the scenes. Voting for our own leader in the senate would than help everyone in a great way. This would become easier on our daily lives.
Sir Wilfrid Laurier is one of the greatest politicians in Canadian history. He was born on November 20, 1841 to a poor family (Clippingdale 1979, 12). Most Canadians love him because he made Canada into a liberal country. In a speech he said, “Canada is free and freedom is its nationality” (Bowen, Lunn m and Rigelhof 2002, 78). Because of this, Canadians respected him a lot which also supported him to do more contributions for this country.
Billy Bishop: A Real Canadian Hero? The Hero, Legend, Great Fighter and the most famous “Canadian Hero”, William Avery Bishop, was person who had great respect for his country and great talent. The history behind Bishop’s success in World War I is very unique, as there are many events that will make you feel more interested in knowing more about the success of this brilliant hero. He was born on February 8, 1894, in Owen Sound, Ontario. Just before World War I started Bishop joined the Royal Military College in Kingston, Ontario in 1911.
Based on the information in your organizer, would you argue that Sam Hughes’ contributions were more positive or more negative? - Sam hughes had more positive contribution rather than the negative. c. Explain your answer using the examples from the organizer. -Sam huges contributed the strong army with his loud and bold voice , he championed the purchase of the Canadian-made weapon in the war; Ross rifle and he increasedthe efficiency of the pre-war militia. 3.
The Mennonites, Amish and Quakers kept close knit communities as well, but there was a slight difference in Quebec. What is the French question in Quebec and how did it affect their education? Is this really a diversity issue? I contend that it is. French Canadians were absolutely sure they would lose their language and culture if they ventured into mainstream Canada, so many French Canadians remained employed in the traditional jobs of agriculture, mining and forestry.
Canada is a country that borders on 3 oceans, celebrates cultural diversity, and has been “glorious and free” since 1867. It is rich with natural resources that could sustain a population much larger than ours currently, and our mineral resources are the envy of other countries. Canadians however, often forget about our “true north”, and now we are realizing the consequences of leaving that area unprotected. Other countries are now making claims to our arctic waters, claims that should not be allowed. Canada has rights to the arctic waters between its land because of the mineral resources found, although we need to enforce our presence in order to achieve Canadian arctic sovereignty.
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.
In fact, it is a good thing because it is a solid introduction to the other official language that is used in Canada. Even though I say these things, I can see why the Parti Quebecois would do what they have done. Quebec is a very proud province, and this group just wants to preserve the province’s “mother language”. The government party would rather have children focus on becoming fluent in French before trying to master English, and this would be difficult for a young person if both languages were being tackled at the same
Those whom nature hath so joined together, let no man put asunder. What unite us is far greater that what divides us.” John F. Kennedy Thesis/Statement: The differences [similarities] between the United States and Canada are very striking, and they deserve through investigation. Although, Canada and the United States are fairly young countries they are closely related. Therefore, comparing their cultures, democracies and wars will give us a greater understanding of these countries. Comparison point 1: Culture a.)
My own identity is centred around the place I came from, who my parents were, where I grew up, how I was raised, where I am today and where I am going. When my parents decided to have me, or my siblings, they didn’t say, we better hold off on having kids because there is too much American influence. They lived their lives as Canadians with the hopes and dreams of all Canadians. I will even go as far as saying that they embraced the Canadian Dream, living in this our free country, with the maple leaf flag, the Great Canadian Lakes, ten provinces all joined together in a hope of a greater future as Canadians. INTERVIEWS ABOUT WHAT PEOPLE THINK ABOUT CANADIANS Yes, Canada for me is a state of mind and a state of living, a place I call home, a place where I am proud to have raised my kids, a place where they will continue to raise their own.