In the recent presentations we have watched, a common subject that was dealt with was the land of each region. The purpose for this varied throughout each presentation. Some groups used this to foreshadow their literature and others used this to give a historical summary for the issues they discussed. That fact that this happened helps support June Callwood's statement, which says that "what unites Canadian is infinitely more compelling than any visible differences." It …showed first 75 words of 474 total…

…showed last 75 words of 474 total…the land continues on for the rest of a their life. Even though each region in Canada has its differences in culture, economics, and politics, Canadians will alway share a common love for their land. According to Elizabeth Brewster, "people are made of places," and each place brings varying experiences which shape a persons life. In return people love the land for giving them these opportunities and this is what unities them in the end.