My impression of our health care system overall is that we, as Canadians, are extremely lucky to live in a country where all Canadian citizens have access to free health care services. The five principles of the Canadian Health Care Act(CHA) - Administration, Comprehensiveness, Universality, Portability and Accessibility creates accountability for our provincial/territorial governments and are the key buikding blocks of our health care system (MRAD, 2014). I feel that the principles of comprehensiveness
Canada is home to millions of people, and is recognized as a peaceful country which protects Canadian residents against discrimination, while providing equal opportunities for everyone. However, this does not seem to be the case when it comes to foster children in Canada. (Canadian Child Welfare Portal, 2013) Children under foster care were previously neglected or abused by their parents. Additionally, children living under foster care were once emotionally, sexually and physically abused, or exposed
leader, but others identify Canada to be an environmental laggard. The real question is whether the Canadian authorities are taking the environmental concerns seriously so as to pass on to next generation an environment-friendly and prosperous Canada or debilitating its natural legacy by leaving the land that is lesser fertile, healthy and clean. Another real issue is the involvement of Canadians in dealing with the global environmental challenges such as depletion of ozone layer, climate change
CANADA - In the early days before Confederation, the Canadian government was not concerned about the education of the Aboriginal people. However once the government policy changed and it was required to provide Aboriginal youth with education and merge them into the Canadian society, they convicted that the inferior First Peoples needed to be assimilated into Western European culture ("Frequently Asked Questions"). Therefore, the Canadian government and various religious institutions formed church-run
healthcare system in Canada is operated by the government as stipulated in the Canada health Act. The objective of the Canadian Health Act of 1984 is to protect, restore and guarantee the physical and mental wellbeing of Canadian citizens; as well to ensure that Canadians have access to medical services by removing the financial barriers that are likely to prevent provision of health care services (Mendelsohn, 2002, p.124). The public healthcare system in Canada is designed to ensure that Canadian citizens
Thousands of individuals embark on a journey to Canada each year because the country holds a remarkable reputation as a nation built upon peace, diversity, and acceptance. The history of Canada is very unique, and different from any other country. Canadian history is based heavily on immigration. Canada was formed by the combined efforts of the First nations and European migrants. The country later opened its doors to other immigrants. The multiculturalism
Dubious about the Canadian Health Care system Introduction “Medicare is our identity that defines us as Canadians”, these are the voices of most politicians. Certainty, the health care system that exist in Canada is a major reason for longevity, and healthy life of Canadians. On the other hand,what do patients want; it is a fundamental question and a guiding principle to reform the present health care of Canada. Quality care; delivered promptly, efficiently, respectfully, affordably and equally
welfare state is a large program that helps Canadians in many different ways, which is also known as “The Safety Net”. The program consists of the “3 pillers”, which include income security, education, and health care. Canada’s welfare state plays a large role in Canadians lifestyle. The welfare state supports everyone in Canada, and has many good merits. The welfare program was first introduced to Canada in 1938 before the Second World War. After Canadians faced World War 1 and the Great Depression
On Trial: Plea Bargaining One of the most conventional and contentious issues discussed in the Canadian legal system is plea bargaining. Its definition varied over the years as people scrutinized every aspect of this matter. The Law Reform Commission of Canada defined it as “any agreement by the accused to plead guilty in return for the prosecutor’s agreeing to take or refrain from taking a particular course of action”. (Plea Discussions and Agreements, p. 66) This given definition of plea bargaining
States, which makes Canada one of the most multicultural countries in the world. Immigration is a process where people come to a foreign country to settle permanently. Changes in immigration policy have always been an essential part in shaping the Canadian history and the present. These changes in immigration policies resulted in the anti-racism, creation of the Federal department of citizenship and immigration and the post-war economic boom. Anti-Racism is the fight against discrimination (done