Canada has a parliamentary system with a prime minister as head of government and a cabinet. Legislative power is shared between an elected House of Commons with 308 seats and an appointed Senate with 105 seats. The judicial system includes federal and provincial courts, as well as specialized courts and justice courts. The two main political parties are the Liberal Party and Conservative Party. Canada has a mixed economy that relies heavily on services, along with manufacturing and agriculture. Social factors like income, education, class, and poverty also influence Canadian society.

1. Political analysis of Canada
• Context
• Executive power
– Head of government
– Cabinet
– Election
Legislative power
– House of common(308seat for each district)
– Senate(105seat for senate)

2. The Judiciary
• This section provides a general description of the
judicial system in Canada.
• The role of government in making decision
process.
• Federal court
• Provincial court
• New approach to justice court
• Specialization court
• Justice court

3. Political party
• In CANADA two leading party
I. Liberal party
II. Conservative party
III. other

4. Economical analysis
• Rank 11th (nominal) / 14th (PPP)
• Currency Canadian dollar (CAD)
• Fiscal year 1 April – 31 March
• Trade organizations NAFTA, OECD, WTO and others.
• Services sector(76%)
• Manufacturing sector(22%)
• Agriculture sector(2%)

5. Social factor
• Income
• Schooling
• Social class
• Poverty