This paper demonstrates how it is possible for social entrepreneurship to play a key role in rural development. It draws links between social entrepreneurs, their work, their role in sustainable development, and how it relates to rural development. My findings suggest that social entrepreneurship can be achieved if we consider catering to the basic needs of individuals in the society first. In addition, we must find a development model that works today and does not impede, but rather create, better opportunities for tomorrow.
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I'm a student at Champlain College Saint-Lambert. I am organized, determined, and a leader when it comes to day to day life and school life. My skills are I speak French and English fluently, public speaking, mathematics, and cooking. I am more a logical thinker than I am a creative one. I am interested in topics that evolve tourism information about Asian culture, volunteering for organizations in the Montreal area to improve the life standard in our area, and the impact of education throughout the ages. The problems in the world that I would like to see resolved is women's rights, rape/abuse, and animal rights. I am a harder worker and rather work alone with peer-review because I found it is most efficient way to get things done in a timely manner.
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billybastien in Flacks: Contemporary Issues-NewsActivist- Fall 2017
Champlain College, Saint-Lambert
December 7, 2017
Champlain College, Saint-Lambert
December 7, 2017
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Hannah in Flacks: Contemporary Issues-NewsActivist- Fall 2017
Champlain College, Saint-Lambert
December 6, 2017
Champlain College, Saint-Lambert
December 6, 2017
On August 19, 2017, Sarah Maisey wrote about the impacts of fashion on the environment for the National. Notably, the industry, valued at US $2.4 trillion a year, is disastrous both environmentally and in terms of workers’ health and safety.
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she2lby in Flacks: Contemporary Issues-NewsActivist- Fall 2017
Champlain College, Saint-Lambert
November 27, 2017
Champlain College, Saint-Lambert
November 27, 2017
Throughout this semester, there was one subject that interested me the most; it was the future of employment and the current situation for the employment industry. I have touched on a few topics involving this theme such as labour laws, unemployment, and technology advancement in the workforce. The reason why this issue intrigued me is that soon I will be entering the workforce and I was curious to find out if there will be jobs available as well as the state the work environment.
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she2lby in Flacks: Contemporary Issues-NewsActivist- Fall 2017
Champlain College, Saint-Lambert
November 1, 2017
Champlain College, Saint-Lambert
November 1, 2017
For my final project, I was able to have the opportunity to speak with Diana Mihaela Baranga the Co-Founder of UpStartED, which is a company hosting the first Youth2Tech Conference held in Montreal. It is designed to introduce youth to the future. The conference will present how technology is shaping the new economy. This conference I feel will fit into what I have been researching during this class which is the issue of employment and how it has been affected as well as how it has been changing.
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she2lby in Flacks: Contemporary Issues-NewsActivist- Fall 2017
Champlain College, Saint-Lambert
November 1, 2017
Champlain College, Saint-Lambert
November 1, 2017
The world has been changing for the better and the worst. This change is all because of the recent development in the technology sector, where the old methods doing business have almost entirely disappeared with the ability to get information on someone in a second, through the internet. This advancement means that how companies hire and train their employees have changed as well. Now everyone must be cautious when writing online or on social media platforms. For the baby boomers, this has become a negative thing for some.
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she2lby in Flacks: Contemporary Issues-NewsActivist- Fall 2017
Champlain College, Saint-Lambert
October 23, 2017
Champlain College, Saint-Lambert
October 23, 2017
In large companies, it is a benefit for some to be unionized because this means they’re protected from being laid off or mistreated by their employers. But, being unionized doesn’t mean it makes anything easier for them, in terms of having a fair treatment. Sometimes it means that the workers must negotiate, but when that doesn’t work, they strike!
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she2lby in Flacks: Contemporary Issues-NewsActivist- Fall 2017
Champlain College, Saint-Lambert
October 16, 2017
Champlain College, Saint-Lambert
October 16, 2017
To take a quote from a recent article from the Montreal Gazette published on July 11, 2017, written by Jacob Serebrin, “A large percentage of Quebecers might be leaving money on the table because they don’t understand the tax system, according to a report released by the C.D. Howe Institute last week.” This shows how there aren't many people who are educated about their own taxes and have trouble understanding as well.
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she2lby in Flacks: Contemporary Issues-NewsActivist- Fall 2017
Champlain College, Saint-Lambert
October 16, 2017
Champlain College, Saint-Lambert
October 16, 2017
In an article from the Globe and Mail written by Aleksandra Sagan published on February 19, 2016, it states that “some four million Canadians, or about 12.7 percent of households, experience some level of food insecurity, according to PROOF, a research group studying policy options to reduce the problem.
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she2lby in Flacks: Contemporary Issues-NewsActivist- Fall 2017
Champlain College, Saint-Lambert
October 16, 2017
Champlain College, Saint-Lambert
October 16, 2017
In a recent article published on August 8, 2017, by Melanie Marquis and Giuseppe Valiante from the Canadian Press and posted on the CTV website, the Federal justice minister wants to decrease alcohol levels when driving. They want to lower the level to ensure less impaired drivers on the road and to be able to give a higher fine to the people who drive drunk.
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she2lby in Flacks: Contemporary Issues-NewsActivist- Fall 2017
Champlain College, Saint-Lambert
October 2, 2017
Champlain College, Saint-Lambert
October 2, 2017
Unemployment has been a popular topic during June 2017 to September 2017 throughout the world, because of the fluctuating rates. There have been many articles written about the past events, but what information is being given by different news outlets are not all the same. They discuss what has been affecting them, but they all have a different way to measure these.
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she2lby in Flacks: Contemporary Issues-NewsActivist- Fall 2017
Champlain College, Saint-Lambert
September 15, 2017
Champlain College, Saint-Lambert
September 15, 2017
On Jan. 22, 2017, Kristin Rushowy wrote an article for the Toronto Star on a rural school in Ontario closing because there were not enough students to be able to stain the building itself. This occurrence is resulting in many families having to send their kids to another school, which happens to be a lot farther than the other school. Some children now have to travel about an hour and a half to get to school.
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Rice in Flacks: Contemporary Issues-NewsActivist- Fall 2017
Champlain College, Saint-Lambert
September 5, 2017
Champlain College, Saint-Lambert
September 5, 2017
CHOE SANG-HUN
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she2lby in Flacks: Contemporary Issues-NewsActivist- Fall 2017
Champlain College, Saint-Lambert
September 5, 2017
Champlain College, Saint-Lambert
September 5, 2017
On March 15, 2017, Joshua Robertson wrote an article for the Guardian based on the effects global warming has had on the Great Barrier Reef. A new study has shown that global warming has caused a rise in the temperature of the oceans and with this, we have seen now three mass bleaching events to the coral.
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Justin in Flacks: Contemporary Issues-NewsActivist- Fall 2017
Champlain College, Saint-Lambert
September 5, 2017
Champlain College, Saint-Lambert
September 5, 2017
In an article published on BBC by Rupert Wingfield-Hayes on July 3rd, 2015, alarming numbers about suicide are listed. In fact, over 2014, more than 25 000 people committed suicide. This means a rate of 70 every day. "Isolation is the number one precursor for depression and suicide," says Wataru Nishida, a psychologist at Tokyo's Temple University. Seeking help for people who need it can be troublesome.
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Mattevan in Contemporary Issues Winter 2017 - Centennial College
Centennial College
February 28, 2017
Centennial College
February 28, 2017
The world may seem flawless on hot sunny days spent at the beach, however, whether it’s hard to believe or not, there is an abundance of issues that are occurring in this very moment. One of these serious problems is unemployment. Unemployment is the phenomenon of an individual who is currently out of work. For those who are unemployed, experiencing this crisis may cause them numerous personal problems. Unemployment can also damage a society.
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emilyboiteux in Contemporary Issues/NewsActivist Winter/ Spring 2017: Champlain, Saint-Lambert
Champlain College, Saint-Lambert
January 27, 2017
Champlain College, Saint-Lambert
January 27, 2017
Homelessness has been an issue in Canada for a long time and it seems to be worsening. The rise of homeless families has increased by half in the past 10 years. The article "Canada Experiencing Alarming Growth in Child Homelessness" was written by André Picard, published by the Globe and Mail on February 15 2016.
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I'm a student at Champlain College Saint-Lambert. I am organized, determined, and a leader when it comes to day to day life and school life. My skills are I speak French and English fluently, public speaking, mathematics, and cooking. I am more a logical thinker than I am a creative one.
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