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Why Canada is Great (Land Use ((Commercial Land Use), Institutional - 10% …
Why Canada is Great
Changing Populations
Physical Geography
Landform regions
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Affect population distribution, agriculture
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Managing Resources
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Resource Sustainability
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Forest preservation
Certifying, approving companies
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Livable Cities
Living Space
Urbanization
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New Urbanism
Vancouver - factors include walkability , common public space
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Construction in Toronto and Mississauga
Diversity
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Language - bilingual , as well as over 34 ethnic groups in Canada
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Land Use
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Industrial - 6% - For factories, processing developments, manufacturing
Commercial - 5% - For development for retail, services, office use
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Commercial Land Use
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Immigration
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2011 NHS - total of 6,775,800 foreign-born
immigrants - 20.6% of total population
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Refugees
Makes refugees/people of same culture or nationality more at ease to live here - immigrants will not feel out of place
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Government
Liberal
Justin Trudeau (/anyone other than Trump)
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Economy
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Low business costs, strung growth rate
Equality
Gay marriage was legalized many years ago
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Soil/Climate Conditions
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Climate conditions - Arctic, Taiga, Cordillera, Prairie, Boreal, Pacific Maritime, Southeastern, Atlantic Maritime
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Population
Population is getting older, consequentially increasing
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Push and Pull factors
Push factor - cause to leave country currently residing in - something about the country one is already living in - ex political danger
Pull factor - cause to come to a country - something about the country one is moving to - job opportunities, family, etc
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Positive image of Canada because of multiculturalism, taking in refugees, "polite",
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