At fist blush, Suzuki comments that Canada’s immigration policy is flawed are shocking. Not only because they initially come across as anti-immigration but also because they are originating from someone who is part of a success story of an immigrant family who contributed immensely to their adopted land. Canada benefits so many ways from immigration. We benefit from new ideas, new cultures, and differing political opinions. We gain financially, culturally and in many other ways. Countries from which immigrants may come from may loose initially but other people rise to take the place of those who leave. The aging population combined with low fertility rates makes it necessary for Canada to rely on immigration to shore up it’s workforce.
Most We must accept that we just don’t have enough people in our country. Our population is spread out sparsely through this great expanse we proudly call our country. Increased population adds vitality to our economy and culture. It allows for an increase in trade, commerce and increase in thought and art. Compared to countries in Europe and Asia we have a very long way to go before we come close to being overpopulated. We have to also accept that we have an aging population and we need manpower in the working age group to support our social structure, especially when it comes to the Europe and the Americas both continued to thrive economically and culturally after mass immigration from Europe to the Americas. Look at the latest designers of clothing. Channel still developed in Paris and Dolce Cabana in Italy. We have also developed some of the most famous designers in America, Marc Jacobs and Michael Kors. The music of Europe Mozart and later the Beatles didn’t stop with the outflow of people. We still somehow discovered Elton John and Rod Stewart. In North America we still found Bob Dylan and the Eagles. In Canada we have some of the best animators in the world. We have the undisputed best environmental activist, Suzuki, in the world. The movement of people allows for a new venue for the expansion of thought and ideas in both
Law CPT Essay Immigration Every year, millions of people around the world attempt to move from one country to another in order to create a better life for themselves and their families, to improve their work/financial situation and to find a safer place to live. However, no one can legally move (immigrate) into another country without permission from the government of the country.1 Therefore, every country has immigration laws that help regulate when, how long and under what conditions a person…
LINK TO PREZI: http://prezi.com/o0xwvudndfx5/?utm_campaign=share&ut m_medium=copy The Origins: Questions for Essay and Presentations TOSKA: When did the members start arriving in Canada? th Although Italians have prominently been part in the history of Canada as far back as the 15 century, there were still relatively few Italians in Canada. Those who did come during this time were more like “sojourners” rather than settlers. PPT SLIDE: The Earliest Italian Contact…
OCT/2/14 ENC 1101 Prof: D. Budinger Argumentation Essay “Illegal Immigrant’s Education” Immigration laws have been a subject of debate throughout American history, especially in states such as California and Texas, where immigrant populations are high. Recently, some citizens have been questioning whether we should continue…
room to acknowledge their differences. A lot of similarity in the school system corresponds within the two countries in terms of what is being taught. Atwood unveils similar traits between Canadian and American education when she talks about her exposure to public schools. She expresses in her essay, “Canadian history was the explorers and mostly brown and green, for all those trees. British history was kings and queens, and much more exciting, since you could use the silver and gold colored pencils…
that became one of the biggest and most threatening conflicts in the latter half of the twentieth century (Immigration and Population Statistics). Canada may not have been involved in the war as much as the U.S but they were in danger as well, and it defiantly changed Canada’s economy and politics in many ways. As you read this essay, you will learn about peace keeping, Canadian and U.S relations, and how the cold war changed Canada’s economy. Peace keeping is a very important aspect…
years was her father. Sudhir Mukherjee, who died in 1985, was energetic and gregarious; a larger-than-life character who became the model for the “Tiger” of her first novel, The Tiger’s Daughter. As Mukherjee remembers him in an interview given to Canadian Fiction Magazine, he was “an extraordinary man… very much the benevolent patriarch” who “wanted the best for his daughters. And to him, the ‘best’ meant intellectually fulfilling lives”1 Bina Mukherjee, though not as impactful as Sudhir Mukherjee…
Itzak St-Germain English 101 Essay #2 December 1, 2014 From the 1980s-1990s, America has endured an immense increase of illegal immigration to their country. Seeing this matter getting quite out of hand, the US government had no choice but to add much more man power and technological supplies to its Border control. In an attempt to resolve this issue, the US government has been forced to establish many Operations in an effort to increase its border control. These operations including Operation “Hold…
-River routes linking east to west while the fur trade was going on in the 1700’ s-1800’s -Canada seems to be 10 months of winter and dog sledding. Canada also has severe coldness during several months of the years, due to climate change. -72% of Canadians live in the 150km range of the USA, 80% in cities. World Map-Newfoundland 1949 -Prince Edward Island 1873 – promised a link to the main land – Ferry, 1997 Confederation Bridge -Potatoes -Anne of Green Gables Sir John A. Macdonald - Was an immigrant…
peacekeeping missions, foreign aid and a welcoming immigration policy, we as a nation believe that we come across as both helpful and friendly. We distinguish ourselves from other nations on the basis of our polite and apologetic nature. However, there is a dark side to the Canadian identity. Canada has always played a large role in the extractive industries, due to the extensive nature of our natural resources. While this may seem like a positive, many Canadian mining corporations have begun to garnish a…
CSM 104 Jiarong Lin 300130000 ☐Analyze and answer in essay format (1 page). Push for depth 1 2 3 ☐Use your vocabulary by chapter sheet: use at least 5-10 terms from ch 1-4 in Suderman. Highlight in yellow ☐Use your academic word bank: try using more scholarly vocabulary (5-10 words) Highlight in green ☐Define your key term circle ☐Include all three levels of critical thinking: what, so what, now what. Write each in the margin…show me where they are in your paper. Now what: do you have enough…
