... mind we feel that s. 51(e) of the Act should be struck down and this appeal dismissed. While arguing the "rational connection" test my colleague Ms. Tyson argued that the educative message that parliament seems to think is sent to inmates is in fact not even received. At one point many inmates were not even aware that they had lost the right ... the loss of their voting rights do not even know that they have been stripped of this right, then how is this an educative message? It seems to me to be an anti-democratic message. It almost sends the message that the government elected to power...

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... ébec was the group that lead the separatist movement in Quebec throughout the sixties. The FLQ were by no means a peaceful group, often resorting to terrorism to distribute their message. Throughout 1968 and 1969 FLQ had several bombing attempts around various places in Montreal. . Then on October 5th 1970 the extremist group took it one step further abducting British diplomat ... ...

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... moral blameworthiness of murder can vary from one convicted offender to another" (Howe, 2010). The Supreme Court of Canada was concerned that by minimizing Latimer's sentence it would send a message to other murderers' that they could also receive a lesser sentence with a justice system that is soft on crime (Doob & Cesaroni, 2001). If the mandatory minimum sentences had not been in ... ...

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... and in Rostock, Germany, and the 2010 G20 protests in Toronto" are all forms of anti-globalization movements. More specifically in Canada, Menard mentions that "the anti-globalization message may come from diverse sources: many who teach in the social sciences, a significant part of the country's media elite, much of the leadership of the labour movement, the NDP, many ... ...

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... a young age? The answer to that question is quite a simple one. All you have to do is take a quick look at the world around you. Sex sells, and that's the message that the media portrays to these boys. They look in a magazine, at a billboard, they watch T.V. and what do they see? These adolescents see a muscular young man, yet his body still ... ...

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... purchasing Round-up Ready Canola. They could have outlined what the consequences would be if he was caught with it again. The media would have caught it all and the message to other patent infringers would be out. However since they opted for a judicial third party they basically have to accept what the outcome will be. The potential ruling that I laid ... ...

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... do it." Another factor Canada said is that prolonged prosperity has finally provided more jobs in poor minority neighborhoods, "so people now see other people working and they get the message that work pays, crime doesn't." James Allan Fox, a criminal justice professor at Northeastern University, cautioned that Americans might be becoming too complacent after seven consecutive years of declining crime. "What ... ...

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... parenting by many. BUST is showing a single woman that had no other person to depend on to pay her bills and therefore had to work in the sex industry. The message here is not go work in porn, but rather do what you find necessary to be independent and take care of yourself and those that depend upon you. In conclusion ... ...

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... involving specific and realistic danger. Typical of adventure stories, Trail's have favorable outcomes that redeem the Canadian bush and invalidate her initial suspicion of it. Moodie's work persists in its message that Canada is a sometimes beautiful but overall a miserable place. That life was difficult for Canadian pioneers is clear in the writing of Catherine Par Traill. She is not writing from ... ...

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... pause. Either by reading a newspaper or watching news on television the news does get across to the reader or to the viewer. Although both have different ways of getting the message across. In the print medium, a journalist tells the story while as for reporters or anchors they take the role of inventors to contruct the news. Both ways they have to ... ...

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... , Supreme Court, and the public to view every euthanasia case closely making sure it won't become a law in the country. If however, euthanasia were to be legal, it may send a message that some lives are not worth living. The elderly or those who are disabled may feel that they do not belong to society and may begin to think that euthanasia ... ...

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... was so anxious to mobilize his peacekeepers that he did it without the consent of the House of Commons. The Commons however did approve his mobilization unanimously. President Johnson sent a message to Pearson saying, "I owe you one". The speed in which the peacekeepers arrived at Cyprus stopped any aggression before it was allowed to escalate to a much more serious level. (Bowering ... ...

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... purchasing Round-up Ready Canola. They could have outlined what the consequences would be if he was caught with it again. The media would have caught it all and the message to other patent infringers would be out. However since they opted for a judicial third party they basically have to accept what the outcome will be. The potential ruling that I laid ... ...

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... the wisdom of public schooling while focusing on the harm that can be created by rushing children into the public school system. By the late seventies and early eighties, the message about home schooling was spreading. The nationally acclaimed Home Education Magazine made it's debute in 1983. As the number of homeschoolers slowly grew so did the number of support groups ... ...

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... growing up with something about yourself that you do not like. On covers of practically every magazine we see physically fit and beautiful male and female models. That sends the message to viewers; "This is beautiful. Look like this to fit in." Being thin and in shape is shoved down our throats every day, so I say to those who aspire to ... ...

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