Length: Your answer for each section must be no more than 400 words.

Font: Type your paper in Times New Roman 12pt double spaced

Please Note: Include all parts of the final exam paper in one file.

1. Organize your assignment by using the actual headings below so you will be sure to answer all the questions.
2. You cannot do well on this assignment without doing considerable research on the topic.
3. Do not rely solely on the Lesson material when compiling your answers
4. Write under each heading in sentences. (No point form)
5. Include a title page with your assignment

INSTRUCTIONS

Assignment Title: Poverty In Canada

SECTION A: Causes of Poverty: (5 marks possible)

In this section, identify and discuss in detail, the circumstances that can lead to poverty in such a rich country as Canada. Provide statistics and facts to support your contention that these are the causes of poverty in Canada.

SECTION B: Consequences of Poverty (5 marks possible)

In this section, discuss, in detail, the consequences of poverty for those Canadians who are poor and for Canadian society as a whole.

SECTION C: Agency Overview: (5 marks possible) (No limit on the number of words) In this section, you are required to do research via the internet on an agency operating in Ontario which works with people experiencing poverty. (Example: Homeless, Unemployed, Welfare Recipients, street kids, New Immigrants, etc.)

Start by providing 1. the name of the agency, address, and phone number. 2. a brief history of the agency from its inception

From the agency website, get detailed answers to the following questions.

1. How many clients does the agency serve?
2. Who does this agency help?
3. What problems does the agency try to solve?
4. What is the mission statement of this agency?
5. How is the agency funded and what is their annual operating budget?

SECTION D: Solutions to Poverty in Canada: (5 marks possible)

In this section, identify and discuss in detail a major Provincial Government program and a major Federal Government Program that exists to provide assistance to those living in poverty. In your answer, include such information as how the programs address the issue of poverty, who the program serves, when the program was started, how many people it serves, the cost and its effectiveness.

Guidelines for citing references

Basic in-text citation rules

The simplest way to do MLA in-text citation is to put all the sourced information in parentheses at the end of the sentence (i.e. just before the period).

Any source information that you provide in-text must correspond to the source information on the Works Cited page. The authors last name must appear either in the sentence or in parentheses immediately following the quotation or paraphrase.

Example 1 (for citing print sources):

Wordsworth stated that Romantic poetry was marked by a spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings (263)

Romantic poetry is characterized by the spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings (Wordsworth, 263)

Both citations above, (263) and (Wordsworth 263) tell readers that the information in the sentence can be located on page 263 of a work by an author named Wordsworth.

Your Works Cited page, would indicate detail about the author Wordworth, as follows:

Wordsworth, William. Lyrical Ballads. Oxford UP, 1967

Citing internet sources:

When using an internet source, you must include the authors name and name of the internet source in parentheses at the end of the sentence. For example:

Wordsworth said romantic poetry is characterized by the spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings (Taylor. Slant magazine)

On your Works Cited page, you must include a link to the article. For example:

www.Taylor/slantmagazine.com/wordworthpoetry/. 29 Sept.2019

Citing material from the Lessons of the CAN275 Course Site

Inequality is the distinction between the haves and the have-nots (Gregory, Lesson 5.)

On the work cited page you would include the following: Gregory, Bob. CAN275. Lesson #5, plus the page heading.