... ". In fact, it wasn't until about 20 years ago that Canada received a total independence from Great Britain. Many people tried to define what exactly Canadian identity is, and explore Canadian roots. We haven't really found a clear-cut definition, but many people around the world, view us as a multicultural nation (we are very proud of that). That is what being a Canadian is ... all about, accepting multiculturalism and diversity, all of us combining our roots and making a great nation of people. There are two Canadian playwrights who beautifully captured our roots and even more so, our ...

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... is a flawed philosophy. The notion that pre-emptive military intervention is the reason for a free, secure United States is impossible to prove. The United States should return to its grass roots if it intends to prosper economically, socially, politically and, ultimately, militarily. Our foreign policy makers have failed us entirely, leading us not to the road of prosperity but rather the ... ...

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... only broadcasting entity whose mission is to serve the well being of our community. For this alone, it can have an enormous impact. Public broadcasting imparts a sense of identity and roots. Local stations are usually situated to portray local history and provide a platform for local artists who can entertain, educate and celebrate the rich diversity of our communities. The less support ... ...

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... of entire forests by slowly killing the leaves on trees or limited the minerals necessary for a tree to grow of survive at all. An acidic soil brings aluminum to the roots instead of the magnesium and calcium needed for the growth and development of the tree. Many times, acid rain can completely destroy forests. (Figure 1.6) For example, in only twenty-five ... ...

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... history, we know practical nursing began to develop in ancient times, and is not an appendage of professional nursing. Practical nurses can be right fully proud of their own nursing "roots". The duties of practical nurses have changed according to the need present at any time in history. Currently, practical nurses are taught basic skills during their educational program. After graduation ... ...

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... shaped the way our nation is today. The British - American war that lasted for more than two years was crucial to Canada today, in terms of becoming, remaining and having roots of a British nation. This conflict, which started much like it ended, in stalemate, it was in fact a war that once and for all declared American Independence and at the same ... ...

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... out. When the world went into a mass globalisation, we should have had very strong anti-poverty programmes side by side. People in rich countries can help by supporting small grass-roots groups. Consumer campaigns should also insist that governments add a label clearly stating that child labour has not been used in the making of the goods being sold. Also the non ... ...

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... , and attempt to keep your identity a secret. If you"re successful at remaining anonymous, you will be rewarded by the host and you will all celebrate afterward. Mummering receives its roots from an ancient tradition that started in 6th Century Rome. Entertaining was forbidden by the church so entertainers had become wanderers. These wanders (mummers) went door to door to entertain ... ...

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... of the war from Europe to the New World. With 23,000 troops sent to America the English finally started to win. France in America was like a flower with no roots, it toppled over easily with enough force. The English colonies where like a well rooted plant. It wasn't going anywhere. ...

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... "seeds" which can be found in the racism apparent today in Canadian society. Racism in Canada, especially dating back around a century and a half ago, has a long and disturbing history. It's roots can be found by tracing back to 1629, when the first black slave was brought to Canada. In 1792, the Canadian government convinced twelve hundred Nova Scotian blacks to accept ... ...

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... out. When the world went into a mass globalisation, we should have had very strong anti-poverty programmes side by side. People in rich countries can help by supporting small grass-roots groups. Consumer campaigns should also insist that governments add a label clearly stating that child labour has not been used in the making of the goods being sold. Also the non ... ...

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... from any other nationality is the role of culture and heritage. When immigrants come to Canada from another country, they are encouraged to remember their other identity, language, and their roots in their country of birth, while, for example, Americans tell them to forget their old life because they are Americans. I think that encouraging cultural diversity is a good idea because it ... ...

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