Essays on Canada

History Quebec was controlled by the Algonquian, Inuit and Iroquois nations until Europe began to send explorers there in the early 17th century. Living nomadic lives that depended on hunting and fishing the Algonquian were at home in the rugged terrain in which they lived…

Quebec is one of Canada’s French-speaking provinces, and it has an impressive role in Canada’s trade and business. The first referendum was held in 1980 proposing that Quebec be independent. The referendum context was to have a new economic and political partnership separate from the…

Canada, being one of the countries who won the war, is helping out nations and people around the world in the present day. This does not mean that Canada has always been kind and helpful and offered justified equality to all during the developing periods…

Like any province in Canada, Quebec has established itself as owning a distinct set of traditions, locale and culture. But is it enough to warrant a secession? This debate has found itself in controversy since 1968 where several political groups, namely the Parti Quebecois, have…

Have you ever wondered what the Justice System would have looked like without the Charter of Rights and Freedoms? There is often a blank area in the Justice System that lets us know what is fair and what is not. My essay will explain what…

I am Varun Bhandari from India. I have moved Canada recently for my higher Education and I have experienced plethora of differences in rules and norms of my native country(India) and in my present location(Canada). I would like to describe differences in the behalf of…

Introduction In this essay, I will discuss about lobbying activities in countries like Canada, U.S and Britain. Furthermore, I will discuss whether lobbying should be regulated or not. Lobbying has an effect on policy making and decision making. It is directly linked to democracy and…

Introduction The game of lacrosse that we know today is far from what it was at its’ origins in early North American society. Some of the earliest forms of what we know as lacrosse were called baggataway or tewaarathon. According to Morrow, there were approximately…

Social, Economical and political context on Canada: Canada wanted to be recognized for what they did in the war and that Canadians would not show up to the event without symbolizing themself. The signing of the Treaty of Versailles proves that Canada is not being…

Medical tourism can be quite appealing to Canadians; however, it can lead to healthcare delivery challenges with potential ethical and medical-legal risks. Demographic variations, especially the aging population, along with the rising incidence of chronic conditions add to the demand for better health services. Waiting…