The structure of a parliamentary system is more logical ... ... middle of paper ... ...refore, in light of cause and effect, it is clearly demonstrated that through all these components Canada has been impacted in a positive way. By Canada using a parliamentary system with branches of government, it allows for roles and responsibilities to be shared amongst others, which allows for the benefit of seeing different aspects of things in multiple opinions of various people. In addition, the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms allows for citizens to have rights and freedoms granting them the feeling of security and equality knowing that their rights and freedoms are guaranteed. As well as the notwithstanding clause which allows laws to be enacted when one’s certain Charter rights are infringed. Overall, with all these changes and systems Canada has developed to be a country popular for its freedom and equality, which has been the cause of its impacts.
Like most countries in Northern America and Europe, Canada’s political culture embraces and emphasizes on the constitutional law, personal liberty, and religion freedom and autonomy. The inception of the aforementioned ideas was majorly from the British common law, the English civil traditions, and the civil law of the French and the aboriginal government of North America (Feld and Boyd, 2013). These forms of engagement are as well shared with other countries through the definition of their political
Though it directly uses race and discrimination in order to preference or discard a certain kind of individual, it prevails in giving opportunity to minorities to better themselves. McClain said it well by citing that even though schools or work places may be desegregated, it is not surely synonymous with equal educational opportunity (McClain 191). Due to the fact that some individuals—especially minorities and women—face social stigmatic stereotypes as well as limitations in access to life-bettering opportunities due to coming up in a
We can see clearly that without the values of unity, diversity and multiculturalism and freedom and independence, Canada is no longer Canada and is undefined. If Canada did not hold these values then it would be any other country. But these values are the characteristics of Canada and Canadian culture and they are what Canada is known for across the globe. Works Cited http://www.indopedia.org/index.php?title=Bi_and_Bi_Commission
But what makes a person worthy of living in such a beautiful and diverse community? They must be a Canadian citizen. Canada is a truly great country, and so they must strive to be a truly great citizen, to meet and to exceed all the requirements of citizenship. A person can do this by being an informed, active and global citizen. To be an informed citizen is to know the rights, responsibilities and limitations of all Canadians.
It plays an elemental role in Canadian society, influencing the perspective Canadians have on the outside world. This provides Canadian reasons why they may strongly support immigration. Canada has been recognized as the most preferred country for immigration. It holds a reputation of a nation of acceptance, peace, and diversity. Canada has been established by the First nations and the European settlers, no single group can claim Canada to be theirs.
Also, nowadays, all countries all over the world communicate with each other(,) solve economic, political, social and environmental issues that (take) time while local problems have to be solved as well. Federal system shares sovereignty among all the provinces and gives enough time to the central government to solve global problems, while provincial governments solve their own. There are many countries that have federal system and almost all of them (are considered) as the most developed countries such us USA, Germany, Russia, Switzerland etc. In my opinion Canada should be a federal state because it will help Canada to growth , improve and develop faster and easier.
Pierre Trudeau was a suitable Prime Minister, his work and his success impacted greatly on Canada and his effort will be respected by all the Canadian generations. Works Cited "Biography." ARCHIVED. N.p., n.d. Web.
Also, they share the longest undefended border in the world. In Canada, they have a policy on multiculturalism which reflects racial and cultural diversity in their society. Through this policy, their government was able to acknowledge the freedom of every individual in their society, allowing everyone to preserve, share or even enhance his or her
The Canadian flag has always been a symbol that represents Canada, before they began the long debate about the new flag, they national flag was the Red Ensign. The British shared the Red Ensign with Canada, the British had the flag on their merchants ships along with the Canadians who flew it on their Canadian Merchant Marine ships. While there was a large debate in parliament about what the new Canadian flag would look like, the debate and the creation of a new flag brought together the nation of Canada because the process was democratic, and it resulted in a new symbol or shared sense of identity for all Canadians. The Flag debate brought together a nation because the flag that they chose was a symbol of Canada. Britain’s flag was the red ensign which they shared with Canada.