1. Define alienation.
-a sense of being left out when one should rightly be involved or included
2. Provide an example of regional alienation.
-North - poverty due to lack of job opportunities & very expensive food due to transport costs leading to huge food insecurity
-Central Canada - general resentment from the rest of the country as it has more population and therefore government power than the rest of the country (political advantage), transfer payments
-Atlantic Canada - have not region when the fisheries collapsed, low employment rates, low wages
-The West - lack of understanding of the west by central government/Canada
3. The Truth and Reconciliation Commission can't change the past...however it can help change the future, provide an example.
-spread awareness and in turn help provide funding for educational programs to help bridge the gap of understanding
4. Explain ethical judgement or ethical dimensions.
-Judging actions of the past if they are right and fair or unjust and unfair
5. a) Why should a present day government apologize for wrongs of the past?
-many survivors relatives or children are still feeling the pain of the wrongs
b) Provide an example of a historical wrong that the government of Canada has had to apologize for.
-internment, head tax etc...
