...insightful regarding my country around me. In a way my emotions throughout the course are very helpful to gaining new knowledge. At first I found myself in the denial stage of all these “supposed” wrongs with Canada and Indigenous peoples, but quickly moved into the realization stage of what happened in Canada. Finally the third stage of acceptance and moving forward to discover new insights and learnings on how to move this country as a whole. Personally I believe the most important insight I have taken from this course is the idea of white privilege in Canada and how, one the white people of Canada are given a headstart and two how the Government of Canada is extremely driven on a white privilege system. Which is a major problem considering Canada’s claim for being one of the most diverse Countries in the world. Navigating struggles with course content for the most part was easy after the first couple classes, mainly getting through the denial stage and learning to accept the history. It is always a...
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...Introduction 1.1 Background of CPC Canada Post Corp. (CPC), a Canadian Crown enterprise, is Canada’s national postal service provider. CPC has 66,000 employees and it is also the country’s fourth largest employer. It serves 30 million residential customers and more than 1 million commercial customers, delivers more than 10 billion pieces of mail annually, and maintains relationship with more than 24,000 retail sales points for CPC products and services. CPC maintains relationships with more than 24,000 retail sales points for CPC products and services. 1.2 Problem of CPC From the company started the operation until now, CPC was faced increasingly competition from aggressive independent carriers that were targeting specific business sectors. Customers’ experience with CPC was often complicated and frustrating. Besides, CPC also lack of the knowledge of how to manage their customer, but leaned to focus on their technical process improving the interior works instead of issue what their customer needs and wants (Canada Post: Customer-focused Delivery). A customer could call three or four times about the same issue and receive different responses from call center agents. 2.0 Importance of CRM to CPC Process redesign for Customer Relationship Management (CRM) is so important for CPC’s success. CRM is containing every details of a company’s customers, thus, it’s easy to track a customer. It also can be using to determine a favorable customer (Importance of Customer Relationship Management...
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...Milena Tomol draws a comparison between socialistic and capitalistic societies in her essay “Equal Share of Miseries” and explains that each society has its own share of miseries. In the beginning she describes her experience about moving from Russia to Canada. Tomol finds that Canada differs from Russian in many ways. Furthermore, Tomol mentions the causes of miseries in Russia and the shortage of major life necessities such as food, clothing, and shelter. In addition, she discusses the limited options for food shopping and multifamily living arrangements referred to as a “Kommunalka”. She also mentions the importance of Russian citizenship in order to get a job, food coupons, and medical facilities. She ironically mentions that the food scarcity has made the food store clerks as important as doctors or lawyers. Tomol states that all Russian towns look identical because the government has enforced uniformity in the country. Consequently, Russians lack freedom and they act as puppets in the government hands. Towards the end of her essay, Tomol describes the Canadian capitalistic society. She says that Canadians are afraid of speaking their minds because they do not want to offend others. Therefore, the Canadians are not honest and they live in a phony materialistic society. To conclude, Tomol says that on one side, Russians are facing many miseries such as scarcity of food, clothing and living place, but they still sustain true relationships with others. On the other side, Canadians...
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...the Income Tax Act (ITA). It reviews the reason for its existence and the principles that govern its interpretation. It then focuses on the ITA structure and explains how to search for and interpret its provisions. The module concludes with the study of two basic concepts: first, who must pay tax in Canada; second, what is the concept of income for purposes of the ITA. • The most desirable characteristics of an income tax are: o horizontal equity o vertical equity o neutrality o flexibility o certainty o feasibility and efficiency • The most important guidelines for evaluating tax policy are: o equity/fairness o simplicity and compliance o balance o stability o economic growth o international competitiveness • Since the ITA is used not only to collect taxes, but also to implement social, economic, and monetary policies, it is amended regularly, which explains its complexity. • Accountants are often faced with ethical questions when preparing tax returns or providing tax advice. • Tax advisers and preparers should be aware of third party civil penalties under the ITA (section 163.2 — Third Party Civil Penalties and IC 01-1). • The administration of the ITA is Canada Revenue Agency's (CRA) responsibility. CRA has specific legislated enforcement and administrative responsibilities. • The Canadian tax system is based on self-assessment. Taxpayers must file T1 income tax and benefit returns on specified dates. Since the Canadian tax system is self-assessing, the burden...
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...[pic] Financial mangment Assignment (TAVAZ CO.) COURSE CODE : MRC 2413 Lecturer Dr. Ismail Abd Rahman Prepared BY Sahar Mobasheri (MR101310) 7th of January [pic] ❖ Introduction ➢ Tavazo nut has begun its work in Tabriz since a century ago, and proudly played an important role in production and distribution of nuts. Having variable nuts, more than 800 kinds of nuts in beautiful packages indicates the diversity of its activity and brilliant background. Having received three diploma of high quality production from the ministry of agriculture can be referred as one of the high honored achievements of the company. Diversity of nationwide and international customers indicates the positive and developing function of Tavazo co., and customer’s satisfaction is the sign of high quality of its products. SWOT analysis (Strength, Weakness, Opportunities, Threats) ➢ Strength -Tavazo is family business which is vertically integrated as grower, manufacturer, retailer and exporter. -Tavazo has the relatively strong financial resource of the business as well as its insistence on high quality products months in advance of the harvest season. This was considering an advantage against rivals who could not do so for financial reasons. -As part of a heart –healthy diet many people ate tree nuts with some regularity, either as a snack as part of a recipe or as some kind of...
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...the bank ring-fencing rules and the rising tax levy launched by UK government (CityA.M., 2015). The ring-fencing rules means to separate deposit-holding retail banking from investing bank, which rise the capital needed when no capital flow freely between these two kinds of bank (CityA.M., 2015). The 11 criteria are used by HSBC to estimate which city to stay (Reuters, 2015). “Economic importance and future growth” between these three countries are obvious that Hong Kong is enjoying the benefits of rapid development of Asian countries ($14.9 trillion between 2014 and 2025). From the map, we can see Hong Kong and London has the advantages on “scale of existing HSBC presence” nearly at the same level (figure1, 2, 3). Figure1: Hong Kong Figure2: London Figure3: Toronto Hong Kong rank highest at 7th when UK and Canada is relatively 10th and 13th in the factor of “highly competitive economy” (figure4) (The Heritage Foundation, 2016). Figure4 Long-term stability includes aspects of political, public security and the financial that should be weighted heavier as economics aspect are also be easily affected by a city’s stability. In Hong Kong, “one country...
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...Moving from my hometown, in which I believed was a diverse community, to Oregon State University, I came to realize I was not exposed to different cultures and communities besides my own or others who were prevalent within my town. Throughout High School I was exposed to clubs for the Latino community as well as the Japanese Community and this was due to their efforts. My High School was not one to speak or emphasize about social justice or about different communities such as LGBT or the Disabled. The opportunities I did have to learn or experience other cultures I was quick to become involved. Very fascinated with the Japanese Culture, I found an opportunity to study abroad throughout the summer and was selected. My experience in Japan led me to develop a more open mind and see the differences there is between Mexican, American and Japanese culture but also the same values these three countries have....
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...Engelsk A – studentereksamen B: A royal salute to the Commonwealth The text ”A royal salute to the Commonwealth” begins by looking back at the history between Britain and Canada, showing the strong band between the nations by referring to the visit of King Edward VII in Canada, and later when the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge (William and Kate) visited Canada. The British journalist and political commentator Peter Osborn has written the text. He is wondering if the Commonwealth organization still has its value and importance and what the future should bring for Britain concerning the Commonwealth of Nations. Throughout the text he argues the keeping and protecting of the Commonwealth questioning the influence of the European Union and the United States. Again an argument for Commonwealth is that Peter describes the organization as promoting humane and democratic values, but separates from neo-Conservatism because it doesn’t use force to promote these values. There’s been one central reason for the success of the Commonwealth, which is Queen Elisabeth. In the text she is described as the ”talismanic figure” and ”the heart of it all”. When she passes away it leaves a large position to fill. And Peter Osborne fears this huge gap. Who should fill the position when the perfectly fit applicant for the job, Nelson Mandela, isn’t here anymore? If the Commonwealth is handled in the wrong way, Peter fears that the institution may collapse. In addiction the Conservative...
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...available to be purchased. Exports are the merchandise and ventures that leave a nation available to be purchased in another nation. The result of transactions between at least two independent countries that direct the terms of the worthy trade of merchandise and enterprises between the companies or country is called Trade Agreement. Canada and Mexico have develop their relationship as to be a vital key accomplices that offer progressing exchange and engagement. Their synergistic effort are sought after through an assortment of means, extending from intermittent abnormal state...
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...II. The Growth of Rural Adult Institutions: Education brought to the “Masses” By the late nineteenth century, urban populations were starting to transform Canada into an economically ‘modern’ nation; as a result, the developments of ‘modern systems of education’ were an important part of this project. However, the rural society, including the immigrant labour workers alongside Canada’s frontier, remained isolated and detached from any progressive movements in education. It wasn’t until the influence of various historic actors in ushering change within the rural society using educational reform movements. The most notable actors include Alfred Fitzpatrick and Moses Coady. Alfred Fitzpatrick and The Frontier College We must educate the...
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...Advancing trust in the mexican marketplace Bernardo altamirano rodriguez Found and CEO-BBB Mexico (better business bureau, founded in 1912 in Mexico) 1. Why I built the BBB in Mexico 2. Advances given 3. Development of practices and ideas for the allowance of institutions 4. Identify context of Mexican econmy 5. Business without borders a. Economic = trade liberalization and structural reforms b. Political = impact of the state in the economy and markets i. State participation in economy. c. Social = explaining middle class origins ii. Difference between US origins and Mexican middle class. iii. Different tiers of government, and public work are the two main sources of middle class in Mexico. d. Culture = risk averse and prejudices towards businesses iv. Mexico is more risk averse to investment of money and larger prejudices towards starting businesses. v. Important community belief is that making money is not good. “rich capitalist” ideal. e. Rule of law = different legal systems and property rights vi. Different legal systems (property rights system) and considerations are important because. vii. Napoleonic law 6. Shared heritage of the US and Mexico f. We share historical origins and geographical conditions (10 states) g. Common cultural values however: viii. Different behaviors when crossing the border (both sides) ix. Huge...
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...two different meanings, both referring to lines which radiate from (or intersect at) a radio antenna. The use of the radial method is more common in North America where the FCC and CRTC use it in Mediumwave transmission planning and regulation. In Europe and Asia, the use of radials has fallen out of favor since the 1970s and in many nations the radial antenna proof is only acceptable as an ancillary antenna proof. Canada and Mexico, due to lower population densities never implemented the fully complete radial models that the US FCC did. The radial method has been falling out of favor for methods based on Cartesian coordinates. Cartesian methods require more CPU time (and memory) to compute, but are understood to more realistically represent antenna systems. The main importance of the radial methods is that a quick antenna system proof can be completed in less than 15 minutes (often in only 5 minutes) not matter how complex the antenna system is of a typical home computers CPU time. Heading The course or direction in which a ship or aircraft is pointing or moving. - (Aeronautics) the angle between the direction of an aircraft and a specified meridian,often due north sa mga gusto ng number sa assignment Vor Describe the principles of the following A. Intercepting an inbound track - Tune and identify the required VOR beacon and orient the aircraft to ascertain the magnetic bearing of the aircraft to the beacon. Then rotate the OBS until the required inbound track is shown...
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...conflict). High expectations of accountability in the formal legalities. The government must retain the confidence of the house (budget proposals) -legislative process: see above -party discipline: is linked to the idea of confidence, it operates through out the system. The general expectation is that members will vote along party lines. Pros: Accountability meaning that you know who is power and responsible for certain parts of the government, higher level of efficiency, fiscal and budgetary concerns, Cons: Can not always vote according to beliefs and values, inefficiency Federalism: Important driver of politics within Canada. To what extent are the types of different conflicts between the different levels of conflicts. Another reason why federalism exists is due in large part to the question of Quebec and the allocation of powers between french canada and the rest of the country. The Canadian State: Sovereignty 1867: Constitution Act, 1867 (BNA) 1926: The King-Byng Thing 1926: Nadan v. The King: criminal cases could be heard by the JCPC still The Balfour Declaration 1931: The statue of Westminster (formalize the separation of British and Canadian Government) 1949 Abolition of appeals to JCPC 1982: Constitution Act, 1982: Passed by the British Government (formally ammeter any requirement for the Canadian government to have to go to the British government for any...
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...Ryerson University Racism in Canadian Hockey Neil McGregor - 500 459 843 SOC 507- Race and Ethnicity in Canadian Society Professor Christopher Powell April 13th, 2016 ------------------------------------------------- TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction......................................................................................................3 Evidence of Racism in Hockey Minor Hockey.......................................................................................3 Professional Hockey.............................................................................6 Impacts of Racism in Hockey............................................................................8 Influencing Factors...........................................................................................8 Corrective Action.............................................................................................10 Conclusion........................................................................................................12 ------------------------------------------------- INTRODUCTION Canada’s favourite past time hockey has and continues to endure racism throughout all levels of the sport. This paper will expose the institutional racism in Canadian hockey associations with an emphasis on black hockey players. Drawing credible news reports and personally experiences, I will provide evidence that institutional racism is deeply rooted within the fabric...
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...With the mythical nature of Vimy Ridge in Canada fully fleshed out and debunked, why is it that the myth even exists? The need for a definitive symbol of Canadian identity is the answer. Jeff Keshen argues that “the rapid growth of autonomy in Australia and Canada following the Great War helped to ensure that popular discourse continued to depict superior, courageous and noble soldiers.” As nationalist politicians in both dominions sought greater autonomy, the image of a strong national army representing the nascent nation was no doubt invaluable. For example, Canadian Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King drew heavily on the battle’s symbolism in his rhetoric. The unity that the myth built was necessary in moving towards an autonomous Canadian nation, and “the power of the mythicized version of the war experience, then, was considerable.” Rather than delve into the more technical examples Canadian successes during the First World War, it is far easier for a politician to capture the romantic, nationalist spirit of an audience with a...
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