Globalization in Canada

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Family Values

Immigration and Family Dynamics

Integration of new cultural practices into family life

Immigration leads to diverse family traditions and values

Work-Life Balance

Flexible work arrangements influenced by international standards

Global business practices affect work-life balance in Canada

Changes in Family Structures

Increased diversity in family forms and dynamics

Global influences shift traditional family roles and structures

Environment

Resource Management

Sustainable practices needed to balance resource use

Global demand affects management of natural resources

Climate Change

Adaptation strategies for climate change effects

Canada's policies address global climate agreements

Impact on Environment

Resource extraction impacts Canadian landscapes and wildlife

Global trade increases environmental footprint through emissions

Religion and Culture

Religious Communities

Religious communities contribute to multiculturalism

Growing diversity in religious practices and beliefs

Influence on Traditions

Blending of traditions creates new cultural practices

Global cultures influence Canadian customs and celebrations

Cultural Exchange and Diversity

Diverse cultural influences shape Canadian norms and values

Increased cultural exchange enriches Canadian society

Agriculture

Food Security Issues

Impact on Local Farmers

Export Markets

New global markets for Canadian agricultural products

Social and Health

Public Health Concerns

Healthcare Costs

Economy

Industry Growth and Decline

Oil and gas face challenges, while tech industries expand

Job Market Changes

Outsourcing leads to job loss in some sectors but growth in others

Trade and Investment

Foreign direct investment boosts Canadian business growth.

Increased trade agreements like USMCA enhance export opportunities.