Essays on Canada

Held on May 20th, 1980, and October 30th, 1995 the purpose of the Quebec referendums was to settle the subject of Quebec sovereignty and independence. A referendum is the asking of a political question to an electorate for immediate decision by a general vote. The...

In the last federal election, the Bloc Quebecois experienced a resurgence. Do you think that this is an indication of greater support for sovereignty among Quebeckers? Might we be facing another referendum on Quebec sovereignty sooner than later? Canada has a rich history that has...

The nation is commonly described as a historically constituted stable community of the people formed on the basis of a common language, territory, economic life, and psychological makeup manifested in a common culture. According to Bluntschilli- A nation is a union of masses of men...

A sense of place is a deeply felt attachment towards an area or region where one feels they belong. It is developed by living in the place over an amount of time resulting in a special bond to the society and landscape of the region....

Life during the 1990s is well known for the exuberant fashion, unforgettable music, and the important changes made in many different areas of our society that affected the world globally as well as in Canada. The decade of the ’90s will forever be remembered in...

With the recent renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement and Canada’s withdrawal for the Investor State Dispute Settlement mechanism. Along with, a new arbitrary system set in place under the Comprehensive Economic Trade Agreement signed between the European Union and Canada, it is...

Throughout history, we have seen that many countries across the globe are succeeding politically and some are living in a nightmare day by day. Some countries have better political participation, electoral processes, civil liberties, functioning governments, and a political culture. With all of these factors...

The current laws in Canada have undergone many influential changes in history resulting in what it is today. The most prominent are the British government, parliamentary supremacy, and Code Napoleon. Firstly, Canada technically did not exist during the early colonial period, it was part of...

Currently in Canada, there are about 4. 6 million Canadians who smoke which makes up about 15% of the population, which is significantly lower than previous years, like 1965 when a record 50% of Canadians smoked. Due to the fact that trend of smoking has...

Elon Musk, founder of Tesla Motors said“Robotics will take away most people’s jobs, so a universal income is the only solution.” Mark Zuckerberg, and Bill Gates have also made similar comments to Elon’s, depicting an autonomous future that will take over jobs such as factory...