Category: Canada

Beginning in early 1942, the Canadian government detained and dispossessed more than 90 per cent of Japanese Canadians, some 21,000 people, living in British Columbia. They were detained under the War Measures Act and were interned for the rest of the Second World War. What happened to Japanese Canadian ww2? From shortly after the December […]

During the Second World War, Canadian industries manufactured war materials and other supplies for Canada, the United States, Britain, and other Allied countries. The total value of Canadian war production was almost $10 billion – approximately $100 billion in today’s dollars. What was Canada’s biggest contribution to ww2? Contributions on the Sea Their main duty […]

Many variants of the Spitfires Canadians flew were built in England, using several engine and wing configurations. The Spitfire was produced in greater numbers than any other British aircraft with more than 20,351 examples of all variants being built. Were any Spitfires built in Canada? Spitfire Mk Vb EP120, 402 “City of Winnipeg” Squadron Built […]

American couples, different-sex or same-sex, may go to Canada to marry. Canada, like the United States, has no residency requirement for marriage (though it does have a one-year residency requirement for divorce). Is marriage common in Canada? The decline continues. The population of Canada in 2021 was 38.23 million, and only 37.75% were married. What […]

An Overview of Living Expenses in Canada for International Students Factors Average Cost of Living in Canada Per Month Accommodation 400 CAD – 600 CAD/ INR 24,106 – 36,159 Food 200 CAD – 300 CAD/ INR 12,053 – 18,079 Transportation 100 CAD – 250 CAD/ INR 6,026 – 15,066 Internet 30 CAD – 50 CAD/ […]

Bill C-3 will repeal the current entitlement to a leave of absence of up to five days in every calendar year to treat illness or injury, and instead entitle employees to a maximum of 10 days of medical leave of absence per calendar year. What is Canadian bill c30? Payment service providers must give all […]

Bill C-11 amends the Broadcasting Act (the Act). The Act sets out the broadcasting policy for Canada, the role and powers of the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (the Commission) in regulating and supervising the broadcasting system, and the mandate for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. What is C bill? BILL C-11. An Act to amend […]

Consistent with previous surveys, Canadians between 18 and 39 years old reported the highest levels with 33.5 per cent for anxiety, 29.1 per cent for loneliness and 27.7 per cent for feelings of depression. What percent of the Canadian population is depressed? What is Depression ? Depressions are among the most common mental disorders – […]

There is no criminal sanction against photographing or filming people or property open to public view. The Criminal Code only applies to the use of video surveillance equipment if it is used to intercept private communications. Can you record someone without their consent in Canada? In the Criminal Code of the Canadian law, Section 184 […]

The criminal code defines assault in two ways. The first instance in which an assault can occur is when a person intentionally applies force either directly or indirectly to another person without their consent. Examples of this kind of assault include punching, pushing, slapping, kicking, or even spitting. Is slapping someone illegal in Canada? Share […]