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Fair Play Canada [ Commission for Fair Play ]

Fair play for kids [ Fair play for kids : a handbook of activities for teaching fair play ]

Fair Play - It's your Call! [ Fair Play - It's Your Call! - A guide for Parents ]

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Joint Working Group on Sport, Tolerance and Fair Play

fair play | fairness | sportsmanship | sporting spirit

sportsmanship | fair play | sporting spirit

Canada's multiculturalism policy, born out of our sense of justice and fair play, encourages Canadians to acknowledge, understand, accept and respect the reality of our cultural diversity knowing that it will not be a means of discrimination.

The Queen is the living symbol and personification of the system of government under which Canada was formed, the system that guarantees the rule of law that makes you and me and everyone else in this room equal in terms of our ability to speak freely and to be heard; that has always stood for the rights of minorities in Canada, for decency, fair play and justice; that distinguishes us positively from the United States and gives a further reason for our nationhood; that provides a big tent, showing that persons ...[+++] are important even in the midst of a very impersonal society, because our ultimate allegiance is another person, another human being, rather than to a symbol or an abstraction; and that, most importantly, denies ultimate power to those who would love to wield it.

H. whereas many important markets, not least in emerging economies, are still closed to European companies; whereas unnecessary barriers to trade in services, which if translated into equivalent tariffs amount to 15 % for Canada, 16 % for Japan, 25 % for South Korea, 44 % for Turkey and 68 % for China, continue to prevent European companies from reaping the full benefits of their competitiveness; whereas the EU, where the tariff equivalent of services restrictions is only 6 %, is substantially more open than most of its partners; whereas the EU should use its position as the most important importer and exporter of services to secur ...[+++]e a level playing field via reciprocal market access and fair competition;

H. whereas many important markets, not least in emerging economies, are still closed to European companies; whereas unnecessary barriers to trade in services, which if translated into equivalent tariffs amount to 15 % for Canada, 16 % for Japan, 25 % for South Korea, 44 % for Turkey and 68 % for China, continue to prevent European companies from reaping the full benefits of their competitiveness; whereas the EU, where the tariff equivalent of services restrictions is only 6 %, is substantially more open than most of its partners; whereas the EU should use its position as the most important importer and exporter of services to secur ...[+++]e a level playing field via reciprocal market access and fair competition;