Essays on Poverty In Canada

Introduction

The Greater Toronto Area has been recognized as one of the most affected provinces in Canada by poverty. This aspect contrasts the distinct image the rest of the world has with regards to the region, especially of Toronto. Stapleton (2015) indicates that Toronto’s economy accounts for almost 11% of the country’s GDP with its exports equaling close to $70 billion in products and services. In addition, it is also a hub for Information and Communication Technology as well as Canada’s media and financial center. As a result, the population in the city is comprised of wealthy ...

The article “Good parenting key to breaking cycle of poverty” by Nicole Letourneau and Justin Joschko in the Toronto Star highlights the importance of strong relationships between children and adults in low-income families in Canada (Letourneau & Joschko, 2013). The article is significantly critical in the essence that it exposes the dangers of families suffering poverty not building a strong relationship with their children by particularly not giving them the necessary attention. In hindsight, the article depicts how extensive and sensitive alienation can be experienced while also revealing its prevalence to be witnessed across various issues. Alienation is thus witnessed ...

<Name> <Subject> <Professor> I Poverty in Canada is attributable to several economic and political factors of the nation. Since Canada is among the largest economies in the world, its growth and development ushered in an era of continuous economic reform and social welfare triggered by public policies. In that case, it is noteworthy to state that Canada is a nation that has gone through a series of progresses and recessions , with both having deep roots on economic and political underpinnings (Raphael, 2011). Throughout the history of Canada, providing welfare to the poor has ...