Canadian Government Reports Samples For Students

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The issue of adult literacy in Canada: An Introduction
The issue of adult literacy emerged on the Canadian public agenda, just before the 1988 federal election. For the first time in the Canadian history, the political parties respond positively to government initiatives to the literacy issue.
It should be noted that high rates of poor literacy amongst minorities, and disabled as well as the older people, are correlated to limited to these groups. Hence, those people with poor literacy are more probable than the others to become poor. ...

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Canada/U.S Cross-Border Water Issues: An Introduction
The cordial relationship between Canada and the USA has long been considered as a source of pleasure and satisfaction for both these countries. The USA is Canada’s leading business partner, comprising about 90% of two-way trade. Over US $400 billion in goods now move across the border per annum.
In the last couple of decades, Canada has become the top supplier of energy requirements of the USA, and thus has surpassed the Middle Eastern countries. The exports from Canada consist of uranium ...

The employment equity act was established to provide a platform for members of the minority groups in the employment sector. The Employment Equity Act (EEA) was established in 1995 by the Canadian government to remove barriers among the minority groups. The minorities include disabled persons, Aboriginals, visible minorities and women. The act targets to promote equity in employment among all persons regardless of their status. The paper will be mainly on the Employment Equity Act and the concepts of the EEA in Canada’s labor market. The relevance of this topic is also addressed.
The Employment Equity Act is ...

The Aboriginal Culture

Similarities and differences between the culture of origin and
the culture cultivated in the residential school as seen in the film.
The residential schools in Canada was a system that was aimed at providing disciplined based ideal that endorsed the denial of the aboriginal culture in favor of the European way of life (Milloy, 1999). These schools were runned by the various church organizations that existed by then. This move aimed to promote religious and cultural assimilation. Despite its positive intent, the brutality that was experienced by the young aborigines in the residential schools emphasized the difference between ...