Canadian Issues
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Aging PopulationWe all do it! The issue lies in the fact that in a few years those kids born in the 1950s and early 1960s (the "baby boomers") will be reaching their "golden" years. What impact is this going to have on pension plans and medical facilities? Take a look at this issue and draw your own conclusions. |
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Canada's Boreal ForestStarting in the Yukon Territory, the boreal or "northern" forest forms a band almost 1000 kilometres wide sweeping southeast to Newfoundland. This largest of Canadian vegetation regions is also a major part of the Canadian psyche. Come to experience the natural world of the boreal forest, and stay to learn how we are taking care of it. |
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Languages in CanadaCommunication between individuals has always been an important concern of societies. How often have we been confronted with the impossibility of communicating a message or an idea to somebody who speaks a different language or uses different regional expressions. Canada was populated with people coming from many regions of the world. This diversity is reflected in the variety of languages spoken, their concentration or dispersion as well as the vitality of the linguistic groups using them. Come and examine the Canadian linguistic richness... Hasta luego! |
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Territorial EvolutionOn July 1, 1867 the Dominion of Canada was formed by the confederation of three provinces in British North America. This series of maps depicts the evolution of Canada's international, provincial and territorial boundaries. |
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Inuit
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How
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