Supreme Court rules Ottawa's carbon tax is constitutional John Paul Tasker · CBC News

Concepts of Thinking: Geographic Perspective, Interrelationships, Patterns and Trends, Spatial Significance

Inquiry: How might some Provinces proceed now that they are legally required to create their own carbon tax system if they do not want to follow the Federal Carbon Tax Plan? Why have some Provinces tried to make it hard for Canada to meets its Paris Accord targets by 2030?

Action: Examine Canada's Paris Accord targets. Review the the strategies that Canada has committed to in achieving the targets. Conduct an issue analysis of the situation to better understand the values and beliefs of stakeholders involved in the situation. Create a spatial journal highlighting these stakeholders position. Make recommendations to the Provinces on how they should proceed to make sure the Paris Accord targets are meet by Canada and communicate this to the different levels of Government in a Story Map.

 

‘I Can Get Killed.’ A Leading Activist Talks About Her Role in the Fight Against Myanmar's Junta 

BY ARIA CHEN  

MARCH 23, 2021 6:13 AM EDT

Concepts of Geographic THINKING:

Geographic perspective, interrelationships, Patterns and Trends

Inquiry: When might other countries support the people of Myanmar resiste the coup?

Activity: Collect information relating to the coup. Conduct an issue analysis of the stakeholders involved in the conflict. Create a spatial journal to map out key events leading up to the conflict. Develop a potential solution and communicate via story map to the APPROPRIATE audience, say the united nations.

 

China’s attempt to conceal Uyghur genocide have ‘unravelled’: activist

By Amanda Connolly  Global News     
                                                                

Concepts of Geographic Thinking: Geographic Perspective, Interrelationships, Patterns and Trends, Spatial Significance

Inquiry: What might be needed to ensure that the Uyghur people are able to live without fear for their lives? How should the World react to this situation. Why might countries be reluctant to get involved? What might happen to the Uyghur population if countries just observe what is happening in China?

Activity: Gather data on the Uyghur people. Examine other genocides and the characteristics that were present just before a genocide happened. Conduct an issue analysis to compare this to what is happening to the Uyghur people. Create a spatial journal to document events that have happened regarding the Uyghur people. Create a story map to communicate a possible solution the issue and communicate it to the appropriate audience.