Since the very beginning of the colonization of Canada in the late 15th century, there has been a dispute and anger between the British and the French. This arguing is also present in the ongoing conflict between the French-speaking region of Quebec and the rest of Canada. The conflict has been discussed in the Canadian parliament and this is also the origin of the idea that Quebec should be an independent nation. The first part of the essay will cover the general history behind the dispute between Quebec and the rest of Canada. Then the essay will go on to discuss the positive and negative sides of a possible separation. The final part of the essay will compare the situation in Canada with the separation of Pakistan and East Pakistan in the 1970’s. Then go on to conclude whether or not a secession is possible for Quebec. Therefore, my research question is; is there a possibility that the province of Quebec could separate from the rest of Canada?
The city of Ribbleton lies on a relatively flat piece of land located along River Ribble in England. The city climate remains stable at a low 10 degrees Celsius, which is typical for a city with this location. Many of the days in Ribbleton are cloudy and rainy, which adds to the low temperature. 50,000 reside in this city, so transportation is a key factor.
Slide Two: The History of Detroit
· Antoine Cadillac founded the city of Detroit in the year 1701.
· It was named after the Detroit River, with Detroit meaning “Strait”.
· Detroit is where Henry Ford formed the automobile industry.
Slide Three: 12th Street Riot: July 23
· The Detroit Riots of 1967 began when police officers carried out a raid on a drinking club in a black neighborhood located at Twelfth Street.
Bury St. Edmunds
Bury St. Edmunds is a quaint little town in the most remote corner of the South-East of England. It is apparently ‘famous’, as claimed by its inhabitants, yet 99.9% of people I know have never heard of such a place, so I am forced to give them the crude description of “It’s somewhere near Cambridge” to satisfy their curiosity.
The source of the town’s reputed fame is an old story that St. Edmund was slain by the Danes in 869 and was buried in the cathedral. However, that was over 1100 years ago, but the residents of Bury St. Edmunds still feel their town is extremely significant historically, and, in the unlikely event of tourists, never cease to retell the story. Unfortunately, it has been altered in so many places that nobody actually knows the real story; it has become more of a ploy to attract visitors.
1. As the government of Canada was taking its first steps as a united country after confederation it was eying a vast amount of land which is now part of the Canadian prairies and Manitoba. The Canadian government was interested in Rupert’s land because Canada wanted to expand from sea to sea (A Mari Usque Ad Mare) therefore accomplishing sir MacDonald vision for a bigger better Canada.
Burwood Summary
Burwood has a lot to offer anyone who wants to live in the midst of two great shopping precincts, several cafes and restaurants with diverse cuisines, great schools that cater to kids from newborns to Year 12, and have handy access to public transportation. Burwood's streets are lined with heritage-listed Federation homes, modern townhouses, beautiful Art Deco apartments, and contemporary homes and apartments. Some blocks of Burwood have been redeveloped, but there are still plenty of homes there ready for new owners. The schools in Burwood are excellent and are dedicated to high standards of education. The Woodstock Community Center is a heritage-listed building that is used for a variety of events, classes, celebrations, and
Merriam Webster Online dictionary defines location as “a position or site occupied or available for occupancy or marked by some distinguishing feature.” This definition defines location useable, measurable, and a place of worth. It is a capitalist way of parceling out land, along the same lines as the 1862 Homestead Act built on the notion of the “yeoman farmer” and breaking up land into individual family “homestead” plots to occupy the American West. Thinking about location, my mind gravitates to looking at space from a nation-state perspective, one sovereignty controlled spot to the next. In this definition, I am going to explain how location is not just an independent single spot with specific borders, but how each spot overlaps and create new margin locations all together.
This change created a new identity for Canadians, especially after the war. Citizens wanted to enjoy life and live it to the fullest during the 1920’s and this change in the media and the arts allowed to them to achieve their goal. Using the radio allowed Canadians to be connected and to have entertainment, the magazines were by Canadians for Canadians and were about Canadian topics, movies and literature created un uprising for famous Canadians; they were starting to find their place in the world and make their mark. Art changed especially. This transformation allowed artists to freely express themselves as Canadians and create an image for their country. It allowed people to have more fun and to convey their feelings and beliefs; it was tying
Throughout Canada’s history, many changes were occurring and still is until this day by very important prime ministers in the past 20th century as well as made what Canada for what it is. Each and every Great Prime Minister from the Liberal Party had a crucial role in their ways of thinking, actions, and achieving their objectives towards Canada.
Canadian groups the Haida, Inuits, and The Iroquois are three groups that impacted Canada . These three groups all had a different way of life with few things in common. The three groups had a different ways, but all lived in Canada. They had many more similarities and also many differences. The Inuit’s, the Haida, and the Iroquois are all important groups.