Provincial College Essays Samples For Students

INTRODUCTION:

Canada is a friendly country that supports trading activities at its best, which is the reason Canada is recognized as a trading nation. Government of Canada has devoted abundant resources to foster trade within the country, as well as external trade. Moreover, government has carried successful negotiations of diverse trade contracts with different nations. In the intervening time, when government was just focusing on making external trade easy and possible, Canada has lost its strength over trade within the country (Pierce and Branch, 2013). Country continues to get engrossed in many internal trade barriers that created firm obstacles to carry trade ...

HCA 302. Health Care Organization

Introduction
Health care systems are essential in providing security to nation-states world-over, which goes beyond health issues; entire economies depend on such vital system for security. One only has to imagine the devastation of a population by an infectious disease such as HIV/AIDS. Despite having some similarities, health systems vary from one country to the other. Notably, nations design as well as develop their health systems in line with their needs as well as the available resources. The United States and Canada share a border, and thus there is a natural inclination to compare the two health care regimes. ...

The Canadian healthcare and social assistance sector falls under the NAICS classification. The sector entails a publicly funded healthcare system. The sector is guided by the provisions of the Canada Health Act of 1984 (Belchetz). The sector, relative to its peers in most other countries including the U.S and Mexico, is unique. Its uniqueness arises from the fact that despite being predominantly publicly funded, most of the healthcare services at the point of sale are provided for by private practitioners.
The Canadian healthcare and social assistance sector has been billed in many quarters as a model to be followed ...

Introduction

The most efficient mechanisms to offer services and goods are the markets. Nonetheless, markets are not essentially the best means to distribute everything. All the markets need some form of regulation. As a result, a government-run court system ought to be present in all the legal markets to enforce legal contracts. A number of individuals argue that a free market mechanism distributes healthcare most efficiently whereas others disagree arguing that healthcare should be privatized. In fact, a number of people always claim that healthcare ought to be more private than public. The debate about healthcare raises the question of whether it is a public ...

Chapter Four

Apart from other migration variables, economic variables do affect the migration patterns in a region. Economic factors deals majorly with production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services, hence, factors influencing the rate of migration in China also depend on the economic factors. This is because as evident in the last two decades of Chinas boom in economic growth resulted from the labor migration. Evaluating the major provinces in China and their respective regions, the migration of people in China is categorized into two that is the migration of people from rural to urban areas and the migration of people ...

Two questions need to be answered

Question one

The Canadian economy has been a success story over the years, even as other economies around the world were hit by recession. The capitalist system has helped raise the GDP and improve the living standards of citizens. A major contribution to this economic success is the labor and business sectors. Canada boasts one of the most affluent labor markets worldwide. The labor unions have a lot of influence on how employers behave and how employees are treated. Therefore, employees in Canada are protected by labor unions and laws. This makes employers to respect employees and pay them sufficiently. This ...

The study’s focuses on the estimation of territorial and provincial government health care expenditures in relation to its coming public revenue stream. Unlike the previous studies that have in the past concentrated more on the estimation analyses of future health care expenditures in relation to economic activity, the Conference Board this time round took an additional step. This time round their analysis concentrated more on the estimation of how future economic growth can be transformed into a public revenue stream for all territories and provinces.

Situation Analysis

The core situation that this study has concentrated on is the fact that Canada’ ...

According to (2016), the Canadian health care act was designed to deliver five fundamental objectives in the country's health care system. By definition, the act refers to the federal legislation that describes how a person within the borders of the country can access health care. At the same time the financial responsibility of these individuals is passed to the government of Canada for the provision of health services (Thompson, 2016). Intrinsically, the act was designed to enable the Canadians access the health services needed and not the health services that they can afford to pay. In this light, this ...

According to (2016), the Canadian health care act was designed to deliver five fundamental objectives in the country's health care system. By definition, the act refers to the federal legislation that describes how a person within the borders of the country can access health care. At the same time the financial responsibility of these individuals is passed to the government of Canada for the provision of health services (Thompson, 2016). Intrinsically, the act was designed to enable the Canadians access the health services needed and not the health services that they can afford to pay. In this light, this ...

Overcrowding in an Emergency Room

My first visit in an emergency room was when I had taken my aunt who suffered a heart attack. On arrival, we thought we would be attended to immediately since we had called the hospital. A nurse, who first attended to my aunt, told us to join the queue for us to see a doctor. In the waiting area, there was a man who claimed to be suicidal. He waited for a counsellor whom he did not manage to see even after being patient for more than 12 hours; he just used his backpack strap and hung himself. It was very unfortunate since ...

Introduction

The Constitution Act of 1982, which introduced some of the most important changes to the Canadian Constitution since it came into force in 1867; has and continued to play a significant role in changing the framework of Canadian politics (CDOJ, 2016). These changes, on the whole, have had a substantially positive effect on the Canadian political community.
In order to understand the benefits of Canadian constitutional reform on the political community, one must first understand how the Constitution had arranged, regulated, and influenced Canadian politics in the past. The Canadian Constitution of 1867 had a number of characteristics that ...

The Roles of Parliament and Courts

Introduction
Being a colony of Britain in the past, the Canadian Parliamentary System has got its roots entrenched in the British Parliamentary System, a democratic model that was evolved over hundreds of years. The constitution of Canada defined in the British North America Act of 1867, which later came to be known as the Constitution Act enacted a federal form of government, where the citizens of the nation will be governed by Ottawa based central government and the provincial governments. One of the major characteristics of the Constitution Act was that it could only be amended by Britain as ...

(CANADIAN LAW, STATE AND CONSTITUTION)

Introduction

It is common for a trend to emerge in the process through which a country’s judiciary takes a given field of law and for how the law based approach evolves in a gradual manner over a given time period. In most cases different judicial eras often emerges in a delineated way, reflecting some changes in the human rights, even in the nation’s highest level court. In promotion of human rights, the pattern emerging in Canada is popularly defined as fast moving and a highly accelerating roller like coaster ride. At some occasion, the Canadian judicial system led by the ...

1.0 Introduction
Canada has had elections since 1792; that was when the Upper and Lower Canada conducted their first elections. Elections in Canada are held at different levels of the government including the federal (national), territorial, provincial as well as municipal. Minimally the citizens must be 18 years in order to vote for any representative. The Canadian parliament has two chambers which include a lower chamber, the House of Commons with 308 members and the upper chamber, the Senate with 105 members .The members of the House of Commons serve for maximum of four years and are elected in ...

The British colonial government enacted various Acts in thirteen different colonial frontiers in America with the aim of raising revenues. Some of these Acts included the Stamp Act, Sugar Act and Townshend Act. However, these developments were never invited by most of the regions colonized as they resented the taxation without representation. Matters got worse in Boston after the formation of Boston Tea Party. With the increased threat Boston was posing on the British colonial rule, King George of Britain ordered that the region be placed under a tight military scrutiny. In 1774, Boston’s city harbor was shut ...

Canadian French nationalism is a complex issue that has its roots in the settlement of the country by French explorers. It has been a highly emotional issue that has affected the politics of Canada over the years. The eye of the storm is the province of Quebec where 81% of its people spoke French as opposed to the 90% of Canadians who spoke English in the rest of Canada during the early stages of the secessionist movement (Fenwick, 1981). The current Separatist movement has lost power and is no longer the threat to Canadian political and social stability it ...

Gustave Flaubert’s debut novel Madame Bovary is a work of literary realism in which Flaubert brings out the provincial life of the protagonists in a little french village. In the novel, Flaubert moves away from the romantic literary traditions of his time and writes a tale that is rooted in reality. In the novel, Emma’s romantic nature and actions become a stark contrast to the very normal existence of her husband Charles. Although the novel centers around Emma or Madame Bovary, the role her husband charles plays in her life cannot be underestimated. Emma grows up reading ...

What is wrong with the current system?

The Canadian government is currently undergoing a huge capital investment initiatives which have made the natural resource sector grow. Therefore, the environmental assessments within its federal jurisdiction have proved to be critical to the viability of its various projects. The Canadian federal government should promote a self-reporting, self-regulatory model of assessment which would ensure that the environment and the public interest is never compromised for the sake of any gain which could be detrimental to the humans welfare. Therefore, there is need to formulate and propose new legislation as suggested by the Liberal Party of Canada that would create, ...

Introduction

China's transformation from a socialist market into a capitalist economy cannot be easily classified into any of the widely known theoretical models of comparative political economy. The two major reforms, the 1980’s market socialism reform and the 1990’s capitalist restoration, elude any well-defined theory of capitalism. However, among the five main theoretical approaches-- the VoC approach, constructivist political economy, the SSA approach, Hemerijck's welfare state transformation scheme, and Esping-Andersen's/Rice's welfare regime typology-- the VoC approach and the SSA approach are the two best theoretical models that can shed light on the continuity and discontinuity between these two ...

Thesis

This paper is on Taxation issue in Alberta’s cities struggling in coping with growing populations, increasing costs and limited revenue. This problem addressed is the deficit of province of Alberta and hoe use of Taxation can help in recovery of revenue which can be used to present break-even and future development of the Province.
Sales Tax a issue long forbidden in province of Alberta, has risen at first Economic summit for solving financial issues of government, but Alison Redford the Premier of province is remaining calm on this idea at present (Wingrove & Walton, 2013). Contrasting from other provinces, ...

The need for increased competitiveness of Canadian firms is more imperative now as the federal and local governments report surpluses. There is need to ensure that the products of Canadian firms are competitive in the future against those from other regions which are undertaking aggressive implementation of policies to improve their manufacturing capabilities and technological advancement, of note being the United States. This need for competitiveness in Canada is mainly hindered by two factors, poor tax policies of in both federal and local government jurisdictions and the poor organization of transport logistics in the country. These two factors, if ...

In the given paper, two movies, “To Die For” and “Drop Dead Gorgeous”, will be considered in terms of evil and daemonic sides of the souls of the protagonists. The factors that moved the girls and urged them to commit violent acts will be determined as well. In the author’s opinion, evil and daemonic side exists in the soul of every person, but someone has limits, while others make evil and daemonic side prevail all the other qualities and traits. In the selected films, the latter type of people is represented by the female protagonists whose evil side ...

Energy plays a significant role in the life of an individual and even to the entire country. The growth of energy is directly linked to the well-being and prosperity of the country. Therefore, the greater demand for energy must be met in a safe, and an environmentally responsible manner. To ensure a balance between the economic costs of energy and the benefits, it is of fundamental importance to ensure that the electricity and energy are reliable, its availability opens avenues for business and employment opportunities, and there should be a reduced adverse impacts associated with its production and consumption. ...

Post-War Indian Policy and Aboriginal Activism

Post-War times in the United States were marked by the rise of Indian termination policy and African-American civil rights movement. Against the background of its neighbour, Canada also decided to overview policies and attitude toward First Nations. In 1969, Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau and Minister of Indian Affairs Jean Chretien wrote the 1969 White Paper, a policy paper proposal, according to which Indians became equal to Canadians and Indian status was eliminated. The White Paper abolished the Indian Act that had existed in Canada since 1876 and was considered to be discriminating. However, the new proposal did not ...

I. INTRODUCTION
The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) defined entrepreneurship as enterprising activities in pursuit of value generation through the creation or expansion of economic activity, either by “identifying and exploiting new products, processes, or markets”. Entrepreneur activities serve as the economic indicator of private investments in the 34 member countries, which include Canada, one of OECD’s founding members.
In June 2015, Industry Canada issued a document, Determinants of Entrepreneurship in Canada, which contains six determinants of private investments in Canada consistent with the framework set by the OECD. This framework was an offshoot of the ...

Women in confederation Canada had very few rights. They had no right of pursuing their higher education and neither could they vote. Their legal rights were very limited, and naturally, they were subordinate to their husbands when it came to matters concerning law. The Canadian Society, just like any other society of the time, did not allow the woman to initiate divorce proceedings. Husbands went to the extent of even controlling all their earnings since women had no right to ownership of property. The woman’s place was in the home where she was expected to carry on with ...

When one thinks of somewhere to live, they think of safety, how they will provide for themselves and their family, health and education possibilities, among other things. To declare somewhere the best place to live simply means that place provides all that individuals need to be safe, healthy, financially stable and happy. What comes to mind when you said “Canada”? I am sure it wasn’t anything violent, or anything undesirable. It has been said by many people that Canada is the cleanest country or the most peaceful country or that Canada takes care of its elders. Now ...

Introduction

Water is a very important commodity for the survival of humankind. The hydrological cycle aids in availing water to the earth. It begins when water in the streams, lakes or oceans is heated by the sun and turns into water vapor that penetrates into the air. Also, when plants transpire, water enters the air. The water vapor then condenses to form clouds which, eventually, through precipitation, fall back onto the earth's surface in the form of snow, sleet or rain. This process is made possible when the temperature of the air drops due to air moving up the mountain’s ...

Section 33 of the Canadian constitution allows parliament or provincial legislatures to pass a law even though it may contravene some aspects of the charter. As such, it is called a notwithstanding clause or a legislative override. This clause gives the parliament the opportunity to make laws which it believes are better in protecting the rights of the people as opposed to the provisions of the charter. Consequently, the parliaments as well as provincial legislatures are given the power to pass laws and declare them notwithstanding the charter. The laws that are passed by the parliaments and legislatures will therefore not be ...

The main reasons for teenagers to leave their homes to live on the street

Studies have identified various reasons that force teenagers to leave their homes and start a new live in the streets. A good number of teenagers leave their home to liberate themselves from their parents. In the situation where parents are strict, teenagers are compelled to seek for their independent in other places including streets. There are also teenagers who run away from their home to avoid unnecessary conflict with their parents. Conflict between children and parents mostly occurs when there are restrictive regulations and rules in the family settings. Peer influence is also a critical factor that results to an increased ...

As described by Makarenko (2010), the Canadian nation is an increasingly ethnically and culturally diverse country. The policy that has made this possible is the country’s official multiculturalism, which was introduced in 1970s. Although the multiculturalism policy has been in existence for more than 40 years in Canada, it stills remains highly controversial and a constantly debated issue. Many scholars have already looked at the introduction of this policy and documented it in different forms. For instance, Hurst (2007) regards multiculturalism policy in Canada as a cultural mosaic. Hurst (2007) asserts that cultural mosaic was the metaphor that came into ...

The Governance of the Ancient Kingdom of Ghana

The Ghana Ancient Empire also known as Wagadugu Empire was in existence between the 9th and the 13th centuries. The empire’s location was on a gold mine, within the present day boundaries of Senegal, Mali, and Mauritania. Some of the present-day West Africa inhabitants who are believed to have ancestors linked with the empire include; Gonja, Dagomba, voltaic people, and Mande. The empire acquired its wealth and power from gold and the Trans-Saharan trade (Quigley, 2002).

With the growth of Wagadugu Empire, like other empires, they invented new methods of governing themselves, producing wealth, and raising money to help ...

The Government of Ontario has announced in 2009 that it would harmonize the provincial sales tax with the federal taxes into a single harmonized tax called the Harmonized Sales Tax (HST). This new kind of taxation seeks to eliminate the cascading kind of taxes also abolished by other economies, and replacing it with value added tax. This then implies that the harmonized taxes for Ontario will 13% with the provincial portion being 8% and the remainder (Balby, et al, 24). This new kind of tax system was effective as of 1st July 2010.
The Harmonized Sales Tax was first ...

Introduction

Regulation and licensure is the act of giving a permit to those qualified in particular field of specialty while at the same time keeping in checking their activities. It is usually established under a variety of jurisdictions that aim at promoting the welfare of the public. Licensure is the process under which engineers receive authorization to practice as well as provide professional engineering services to people [5]. Just like any other profession, engineering is usually protected by the law under some jurisdictions. In the United States, the practice of architecture is often governed by individual states.
The licenses are ...

Question 1

The federal government attempted to smooth over problems in the relationship between labor and management during World War 1 by extending the industrial disputes investigation act to war production. Why did labor oppose this action?
With the increased strained relation between labor and management during the World War 1, the government saw the extension of IDIA as the inevitable solution, a move that occasioned even much opposition from the labor movement. Much of the contention traces roots to the recent experiences. The experiences among the employees can be traced to the Kaiserian and profiteering principle (Fudge & Tucker, 2015). Both ...

I have always worshiped Margaret Mitchell and her masterpiece “Gone With the Wind” has been my favorite book for years. Therefore I have decided to visit Margaret Mitchell House in Atlanta.
On 11 June 2016 I with my best friend, who is also Margaret Mitchell’s fan, attended the house, where great writer wrote her Pulitzer-Prize winning novel. We approached the museum in 12 a.m., bought tickets and started our tour with the first exhibition, Crescent Avenue apartment.
In 1925, she settled in this house where the famous novel was written, together with her second husband. Their family occupied ...

Q.1 What are the main assumptions and concepts associated with liberalism? Main assumptions and concepts associated with mercantilism? What are main characteristics of components of the Bretton Woods system?
Liberalism mainly associates with freedom of choice and action for all rational actors in all spheres of activity. Economically, liberalism has traditionally stood for a free market with minimum Government intervention or interference, minimum barriers to entry and exit of markets, and protection of free and open competition. Mercantilism was traditionally the opposite end of the spectrum from liberalism and was opposed to liberalism influenced economics. It stood for heavy ...

Part A:

The following is a self-financial plan for a Canadian single man of 24 years. I received in 2015 a degree in a Canadian college and started to work in a tech company. I need a financial plan from the current date 2016 until my death. The estimated death age is 82 years old according to Canadian Census .
The development of each step of the timeline and goals requires my knowledge, experience and money. Canada is the external environment to consider, a country with an economy tied to the United States of America, the minerals and oil exploitations and the ...

The economies of Canada and the USA are the most developed ones in the whole American continent. The two nations have very intensive economic ties. Furthermore, the whole scope of relations between Canada and the USA is at such intensive level that these two countries will inevitably cooperate, and to understand the possible ways of the development of their economies we should figure out their current situation in financial sector.
Canada is a developed market economy with less government regulation than in Europe, but slightly higher than in the United States. Canada is a member of the Organization for ...

Business law exam

The doctrine of stare decisis implies a doctrine of precedent. This means that under such a doctrine, the court will make its decision based on the ruling of a similar issue that has previously come up within the court room and within a common provincial jurisdiction. The previous ruling thus acts as a binding authority. In the context of a court within a different provincial jurisdiction, the ruling in such cases will only act as an authority of persuasion. The law applies in both a horizontal and vertical manner. From a horizontal perspective, the court is required to adhere ...

Refugees from Syria

If an evaluation of Syria’s history is made, a lot of public critics have been noticed on the inquiry of Syrian immigrants. The review of different studies on Syrian refugees showed that individuals worldwide were not found to welcome or acknowledge refugees from Syria. There were numerous reasons of people to refuse refugees from Syria; nevertheless some significant elements involve safety, shortage, no advantages and responsibility arguments. The safety opinions include security threat to the Western communities; a good amount of resources, for instance accommodation, currency etc. will be utilized by immigrants, if they are not enough in ...

For many years, Canada has been embroiled in disputes over alleged cases of misconstrued education system that had adverse implications for the Aboriginal communities’ cultural values. In what has been termed as cultural genocide, the legitimization of the residential education system was considered to be the helm of Canada’s historical lowdown (Meredith, 2011). Several concerns have been netted for as long as the history of Canada. There have been numerous ethical and cultural concerns about the existence of the Residential Education System within the academic circles of the Aboriginal jurisdiction. The problem of cultural erosion has had a ...

Communities of Canada

Challenges in the Creation of healthy & sustainable education systems for the First-Nation Communities of Canada
Education of the First-Nations of Canada has been one of the challenging issues historically. Various agreements and treaties have been signed among the stakeholders, including the federal and local administration for formulating an education policy that ensures the constitutional rights of the First-Nation communities. A conceptual mechanism needs to be structured to let the First-Nations self-manage their education-related matters to meet the challenges that help in reducing the tensions, differences, and confrontations, occurring between the overlapping First Nations and non-First Nations communities, vying for ...

Maioni's key point

Maioni's key point from the article is a clear understanding of the influence politics had within the health reforms of Canada, and also the United States throughout the middle nineties. This relied on the fact that these two neighboring nations developed completely different styles of insurance, an all-inclusive structure of state-financed health provision in Canada, for example, with the US adopting the twin-tiered heath sector targeting the poor and the aged. The distinction is even worrying upon contemplating on the fact that the countries in consideration, usually categorized as states of liberal welfare, share several like for like political, ...

The Stamp Act is one of the historical events that meant two different perspectives to the British and the Americans. It was passed on the March of 1765 by the British Parliament. The tax was levied on the Americans colonizers, where they were expected to pay an amount of money for all the printed papers that they used (Peter 37).

The Americans and the British had different perspectives on the Stamp Act of 1765. While the Americans saw it as a way of torturing the Americans, The British saw it as a way of protecting their land their enemies (Fradin, 62). ...

Part 1

In April 1999 The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) was built as a Special Health Authority to advocate and further the clinical quality and effectiveness of the resources in the NHS. NICE is an independent organization in charge for stipulating national guidance on the advocacy for good health, prevention and medication of illnesses (Chidgey, Leng, & Lacey, 2010). NICE has given a set of guides for the users of National Health Services to follow. The responsibility of NICE is to improve outcomes for people utilizing NHS and other public health services (NICE, 2013). The coverage of the organizations functions ...

Pros and Cons of the Notwithstanding Clause

The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms contains the notwithstanding clause. This clause has been a major talking point in Canadian politics. This is because the notwithstanding clause gives power to the provincial legislatures or the parliament to override certain portions of the rest of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Morton (2002) notes that this clause is also controversial in any instances such that there is a valid argument against its application when used and, on the other hand, its use seems unavoidable. This paper discusses the pros and cons of using this clause.

Pros

In the entrenchment of the ...

Abstract

Afro-Caribbean are people from Africa who migrated in the Caribbean Islands. Art by Afro-Caribbean is still tightly connected to the concept of provincial identity and inherited heritage. It is as well believed to stay Afro- Caribbean beliefs are pluralistic, thus share wide-ranging historical proficiencies. The type of art fashioned by many Afro-Caribbean people are said to be modern. This is evident with the local arts that existed in vast places of the island even before the 20th century added by the works of itinerant artists from Europe. Happy to be distinguished with their Caribbean roots, they became more focused ...

In the recent years, China has been experiencing a paramount boost in their economic development. Its economy has been growing drastically posing a big challenge to grown economies such as that of the United States. The effect of the growth of the economy has been linked a lot with the increase of air pollution in China. There have been many industries that have been put up, and the constructions are still being worked on are one of the major contributors to the pollution in China. The air pollution has been mainly concentrated in the major cities of China that have a positive effect ...

The assassination of Julius Caesar was the result of a conspiracy group of senators, led by Gaius Cassius Longinus and Marcus Junius Brutus. The conspirators wanted to overthrow Julius Caesar, who during the Civil War evolved from a military commander in the sole ruler of Rome. The conspirators killed Caesar March 15, 44 BC, which led to another civil war and eventually to the establishment of the rule of Caesar's heir Octavian as a Roman emperor. The reign of Caesar as dictator of the Roman Republic lasted for more than four years, and the Senate had no real power. However, the authority ...

Introduction

This essay discusses restrictions imposed on the people of China, which stipulated that many couples were forbidden to have more than one child. The essay covers why and when the measure was introduced, the ethics of such a policy and when it might be relaxed. Further, alternative policies are considered, as are the outcomes of the existing policy.

Background to the Policy

The Chinese government’s policy of restricting couples to having just one child was announced in 1979 because the government was seriously concerned about the population explosion. One outcome of the earlier Marxist doctrine prevailing in China was that in the latter ...

Option 2

At the end of the nineteenth and into the mid-twentieth century, significant progressions were made which influenced the Egyptian music. From numerous points of view, these musical progressions might be compared to the lit up play of shadows tossed on the screen by the social and political action behind it.
Colonization, first by Napoleon, then by Britain brought the soul of the illumination with its attention on the advancement, modernization, investigation, exploratory technique, and analysis. Likewise, it made broadened the mindset of middle class, instructed them, and made them ready to give their share in the European account ...

About South Africa

South Africa is located in the southern part of continental Africa. It is the 25th largest country worldwide. It is surrounded by neighboring countries (e.g., Namibia, Botswana, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Swaziland, and Lesotho). On its sides and southernmost tip are the Indian and Atlantic oceans.
South Africa has three government capitals: Pretoria (executive); Cape Town (legislative); and, Bloemfontein (judicial). Its largest city is Johannesburg. It has nine (9) provinces, eight (8) metropolitans, and 44 district and 226 local municipalities. As of 2011, South Africa is home to more than 50 million natives and immigrants. It also has 11 officially ...

1. What was the Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario and when was it established?
It is a body formed in 1906 to build transmission lines in order to supply electricity to municipal utilities with the electric power from a private power generator already in operation at Canadian Niagara Fall.
2. What was CNR and during which years was it created?
Canadian National Railway It is a public company formed by Canadian gorverment back in the year 1918 to serve the purpose of transporting persons and goods within the and acted as a source of revenue to Canadian gorverment..
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Essay 1: CUTS FOR BAIL

(1)In the past decade, college tuition has risen three times as fast as the consumer-price index and twice as fast as medical care. One of the most important factors driving price at public colleges and universities has been the decline in state support for higher education. With rising tuition and declining state financing, students and families are assuming a growing share of college costs. Tuition revenues now make up about half of public university revenues. And with colleges facing larger pensions, health care and technology costs, the pressure to keep(2) raising tuition is intense.
Critics of higher ...

In Chinese providers, the health and fitness insurance plan strategy policy strategy is applied in each region by a community agency that operates on foundations of non-profit organizations and is charged with the task of addressing the provincial government. Provincial nations estimate overall increases in hospital costs and physicians’ fees and control the getting major equipment and facilities. In the U.S. setting, responsibility for providing and managing the health and fitness good care program is diffused, and involves personal insurance providers, companies, and federal, local and state nations. With a variety of settlement techniques, Chinese suppliers healthcare suppliers are often paid ...

The Philadelphia Convention 1787

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The United States came into existence when thirteen countries on the Atlantic coast jointly rebelled against the colonialism policy of an empire where sun used not to set. The British had to face strong aggression from North American colonies against the promulgation of various acts and political and economic expansion on the American hemisphere. The independence was declared on July 4, 1776 and prominent personalities among the founding fathers George Washington, Alexander Hamilton, Thomas Jefferson and James Madison took charge of the new born confederation of United States of America. ...

Introduction

In 2007, Evans critically analyzed the recent phenomena of healthcare financial sustainability in Canada; he explored its relationship with the gross domestic product and the public spending, Lingering debate on required reforms and maintenance of the currency value to the economic growth. The paper claims that Canada Medicare is economically unsuitable. He addresses the need of evolved political economy, reduced spending on medicine, physician services, and sustainability in the government fiscal reforms.

The Impact of Corruption in Provision of Healthcare Services

The data provided by the provincial and the federal finance department shows a higher tax charges and deteriorating public environment since 1981, questioning the genuineness in equally redistributing ...

Health Management: The Canadian Perspective

There is one issue in Canada that tends to prevail more than any other Canadian public policy debate which is the issue of health care and health care delivery. This paper seeks to explain the various features of the Canadian health care system, the range of problems that have to be addressed in the system and the most prominent proposed ways of dealing with the problems in the industry. The Canadian health care industry was the second largest employer in the country exactly three years ago. The industry, having employed two million people, is paramount to the economic development ...

The Canadian health care system is different from other countries’ systems. The main distinguishing factor of the Canadian system of health care is that it is entirely funded by the government under a universal health care program. The government spends more on health care compared to many other developed countries. The citizens do not cater for health care services such as copayments in public hospitals. However, the same health care system has its own flaws. The major flaw is the fact that private health care programs have been greatly undermined over the years. In fact, private insurance companies are only ...