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18950 Political Science. This paper is written about political science and Canada. Canada maintains a liberal democratic institutional structure, which takes on the form of representative democracy, that is 'rule of the people, by the people, for the people.' The citizens, in short, express their demands and needs via elected representatives.
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18711 Policy Governing Tuberculosis Control in Canada. Tuberculosis as a global epidemic is specifically mentioned in the Resolutions & Motions of the Canadian Public Health Association. Before the 1950s, Tuberculosis (TB) was the number one killer of Canadians. Anti-biotic treatment allowed the disease to slip from view as one of minimal significance. This paper stresses TB's reappearance in Canada and its importance to Public Health in policy terms that often pertain to legality, as the disease has prompted a national policy against contagion and towards mandatory reportage of cases, public education, and increased research funding.
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18707 Health Care Reform in Ontario - Under-Funding vs. Primary Care. This paper takes an opposing view of reduced government spending on Canadian health care, federal and provincial, as well as other adjustments at the provincial level in Ontario that have resulted in declining standards of citizen health care. It is ventured that potential stopgaps and solutions to what has been chronic under-financing of Health are to be found in strong investment in primary medical care. For the future, a new orientation of promoting primary health care seems a very sensible undertaking and one in which nurses will be called upon to play important and diverse roles. Reference is made to sources drawn from academic materials, journalism, and those of advocacy and political groups.
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18812 Privacy Issues, the Internet, and Electronic Databases: Canadian Government Laws and Policies and their Impact on Real World Practices. Summary: This paper will examine the issue of privacy laws in Canada in the context of recent innovations in computer and communications technologies. It will be argued that current legislation is antiquated and insufficient to protect citizens from government and, in particular, private sector misuse of personal information.
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18871 Canadarm: Canada's Engineers Reach Into Space. Summary: This paper is written about Canadarm. Canadarm represents a very sophisticated piece of aerospace engineering-eight years in the making and costing about $100 million ("Case Study: Canadarm and Canadarm2," n.d.). Fifteen meters in length and weighing 410 kg (making it unable to support itself in Earth gravity), the Canadarm boasts six joints-or what are called six degrees of freedom: two at the shoulder (yaw, pitch); one at the elbow (pitch); and three at the wrist (pitch, yaw, roll).
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18873 The Movement from the Keynesian Welfare State to the Era of Neo-Liberalism. Summary: This paper is written about the movement from the Welfare State to neo-liberalism is that social programs and social justice are no longer the priorities of Canadian governments. A subservience to the free market and to the pursuit of profit has taken effect.
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18935 Thoughts On Health Care. This is a letter to Mr. John McKay expressing his thoughts on health care. Since Canada has a public health care system, people are led to the false conclusion that care of a family member will not present a personal problem. In fact, each Canadian is paying on average $283 per week towards home care in order to supplement public programs.
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