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Links Universal Declaration of Human Rights The Greatest Canadian City of Niagara Falls The Stephen Lewis Foundation Government of Canada Liberal Party - more info Conservative Party - more info New Democratic Party - more info Green Party - more info Bloc Quebecois - more info |
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Quotes Henrik Isben Aslai E. Stevenson Anacharsis |
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Additional Links Video: Poverty Video: Political Spectrum CBC News - Wrongful Convictions David Milgaard |
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Assignments & Homework - most recent is listed first!!! EXAM REVIEW - click here!! Course Culminating Activity - Canada Day Celebration - due June 6th!!!! Rubrics for Canada Day Celebration Law - Begins May 23rd!! Wrongful Convictions - handout - May 28 The Legal Process - May 26 Comparing Criminal and Civil Law - May 23 Origins of Law - May 23 Unit 2 - Provincial & Federal Government Executive, Legislative, & Judicial branches of government - May 12 Unit 2 - Municipal Government The Stephen Lewis Foundation - web quest - May 5 How Are Decisions Made at the Municipal Level? - May 1 & 2 Municipal Government - Niagara Falls - May 1 Elected and Appointed Municipal Officials - May 1 City of Niagara Falls Web Quest - April 30th Niagara Falls Budget 2008 - Where does the money go? - April 30 Niagara Falls Budget 2008 - Where does the money come from? - April 30 Unit 1 Citizens Who Have Made A Difference Assignment - due May 9th!!! The Greatest Canadian How To Write A Bibliography Unit Test #1 - Review - April 25 Who is considered a Canadian Citizen? - April 23 Government Assignment - due Locate three (3) newspaper articles that are connected to each level of government - federal, provincial, municipal. You need one (1) article per level of government. Write two (2) paragraphs for each article. *First paragraph - What is the issue? Who is involved? What different points of view exist? *Second paragraph - What level of government is responsible? What difficulties would the government face in making a decision on this issue? Canada's Changing Constitution Timeline Types of Government Chart - blank Leadership Styles Ideology & Civil society The Citizen's Circle Why Study Civics? Course Outline |