PPT-How Canada Compares Internationally

A Health Spending Perspective 2018 International Chartbook The following slides are provided for reuse in your own presentations Please cite as follows Canadian Institute for Health Information . Presented by Ian MacLeod. www.LuxuryHomes.com. 310-694-7755. ian@luxuryhomes.com. Facts About Canada. Population . of 34.88 million. US and Canada – we have the longest shared border in the world. 90% of Canadians live . (BTMH). Dr. Mallika Indran. Project Manager. WHAT IS BTMH. A pioneering professional development program for internationally trained mental health professionals. 3 year pilot project. Partnership with community based mental health agencies, settlement sector and educational provider. Law 12. Mr. Laberee. 1. What is the constitution? . 2. What is the constitution other than a piece of paper with a stain on it?. The constitution establishes government jurisdiction in Canada. Ottawa is responsible for establishing . Lesson 19. The Benefits and Costs of Investing Internationally. Benefits. Diversification: . Investors can spread risk by owning stocks or bonds of foreign businesses. Growth: . Some foreign businesses may be growing faster than domestic businesses; this may be especially true for emerging markets. Jan Sheppard Kutcher. Consultant, International . Labour. Mobility. Order of presentation. ISIS: leading the way. Lessons learned from the field. An alternative approach to bridging programs. Focus on engineering – from competency assessment to bridging. What defined Canada in the early 1900s, and what attitudes and expectations did Canadians have for the century ahead?. Lesson Objective and Outcomes. Today we will look at some of the issues that Canada was dealing with in the early 1900’s. . Canada offered aid immediately . Prime Minister Robert Borden . offered a force of 25,000. . trained and equipped men to the war effort. Even Laurier, the official opposition, said that “Canadians [were] behind the Mother Country” of Britain (p.32).. Industrialization. Modernization. Complete the following sentences. Think about what Canada was like in the early 20. th. century…. The beliefs about a Canadian national identity were…. Women…. a Series of Seven Immunizations . How Maine Compares to the U.S.. How Maine Compares to the U.S.. Percent of 19- to 35-Month-Olds Up-to-Date for . a . Series of Seven . Immunizations: New England States 2012-2014. What defined Canada in the early 1900s, and what attitudes and expectations did Canadians have for the century ahead?. Lesson Objective and Outcomes. Today we will look at some of the issues that Canada was dealing with in the early 1900’s. . Three major groups in Canada—the native peoples, the French, and the English—have melded into a diverse and economically strong nation.. 1. Section 1: History and Government of Canada. French . and British settlement greatly influenced Canada’s political development.. Three major groups in Canada—the native peoples, the French, and the English—have melded into a diverse and economically strong nation.. 1. Section 1: History and Government of Canada. French . and British settlement greatly influenced Canada’s political development.. How Canada Compares Results From The Commonwealth Fund’s 2016 International Health Policy Survey of Adults in 11 Countries Chartbook | February 2017 Production of this document is made possible by financial contributions from Health Canada and provincial and territorial governments. Capital city: Ottawa. Provinces: 10. Territories: 3. Population: 36,048,521. Official languages: English and French. Head of Government: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Head of State: Queen Elizabeth II.