commitment to their peacekeeping missions. This Canadian ideal emerged in the 1950's, proposed by Lester B. Pearson (Canada History 2013). Globalization give Canada a purpose, something to strive for, while also offering the means necessary to achieve such a feat. Thanks to Globalization one can understand and know about everything that is taking place in the world around them. This means that Canada knows the threats, and the conflicts in which a peacekeeping force is needed, and can therefore act promptly
culture (this could be your home culture, but not Canadian). Research some small aspects of that culture. Compare both that culture and Canadian Culture. Cultural things that are ‘Normal” in your chosen culture Cultural things that are “Normal” in Canada. Multiculturalism India is a largest democracy in the world with diverse populations and constitutes major religions. The population consists of diverse physical features, racial diversity, linguistic diversity, religious diversity, caste, colors
The National Flag of Canada: A Reflection of Its Society Throughout the 168 years of its history, Canada has been fighting to find an exclusive identity of its own. From the Confederation to the Constitution Act, from Medicare to official bilingualism, the Canadian identity has been redefined over the years through a great number of transcendent symbols. Among all the magnificent representations of our nation, the Maple Leaf Flag is the most acknowledged symbol of Canada. However, it wasn’t that
Introduction Nowadays, there are a great deal of immigrants all around the globe due to the rapid globalization. According to an article from 24/7 Wall St, the top three countries which have the most immigrants are Canada, France, and the United Kingdom. Especially in Canada, over 20 percent are immigrants. When immigrants come to a country, they form a small society called a speech community to maintain their language within the dominant language society. According to AboutEducation, the definition
They were successful in finding work in Canada during this phase because the imposition of head tax on Chinese immigrants had significantly stopped the immigration of Chinese workers to Canada. The work related to the construction of Central Pacific Railway Line was affected. Indians, therefore, found work in Canada as soon as they landed there. However due to growing anti Asian sentiment in the country, the Indians were discouraged
Introduction Canada is one of the world's most developed countries. It is a political and economic power with one of the highest standards of living of any nation. Solid economic growth, a stable political atmosphere and a well-educated and skilled labour force contribute to a positive business and trade environment for both small and large companies in many sectors, including food. It is the second largest country in the world, covering nearly 10 million square kilometres, but with approximately
of a concrete country. France played a significant role in the formation of high culture, starting from the 17th century in Europe and from the 19th century in the whole world. Modern France continues to be of great regional and socio-cultural importance for other countries. France has the official name of the French Republic and its territory includes the metropolitan France in the western part of Europe and several overseas territories and territories. There are 18 integral sectors in
from Dalhousie University in Halifax, Canada and MPhil from Delhi University. She taught at Miranda College, New Delhi for over three decades and then took a sabbatical inorder to spend more time in writing. Her first novel Difficult Daughters published in 1998 won the Commonwealth Prize for the best first book in 1999. Her other novels are A Married Woman (2003), Home (2006), The Immigrant (2008) and Custody (2011). She also edited Shaping the World: Women Writers on Themselves, a work that documents