Monday, February 11, 2013

Portfolio Comparison


Portfolio Comparison – 2007 → Today

Using the information from page 25 of your textbook and the information from the following website - www.parl.gc.ca - complete both charts in full. When complete, e-mail me your charts in the body of your message.  Don't forget to save your work as word documents!  When you copy this into the word document, make sure the background of the table is not coloured (go to table design, and then shading, and then no colour).  Then you'll have to change your font colour to black to be able to read the font.

Copy and paste the chart into a word document.  Fill it in appropriately and then save it as ‘Portfolio Comparison #1’ in your social studies folder.  

To fill in this chart, you need to look at the number of cabinet ministers for each category for each year.  You are looking at 'portfolios' - so, this means you need to find the page on the government website where you can look at the parliament of your  choice and then choose the correct boxes that let you select the categories below.  So, how many Cabinet Ministers were men in 2007?  How about today?
 
Categories
2007
Today
Number of Men


Number of Women


Yukon Territory


Northwest Territories


Nunavut


British Columbia


Alberta


Saskatchewan


Manitoba


Ontario


Quebec


New Brunswick


Nova Scotia


Prince Edward Island


Newfoundland





Portfolio Specifics – 2007 → Today

Place a check mark (find this in 'symbols' in Word') in the columns in which the portfolios below were assigned.  Add any new portfolios to the bottom of the chart. 

Copy the chart into a word document and then save it as ‘Portfolio Comparison #2’ in your Social Studies folder. 
 

Category

2007

Today
Agriculture


Canadian Heritage


Citizenship & Immigration


Defense


Democratic Reform


Environment


Finance


Fisheries and Oceans


Foreign Affairs


Health


Human Resources & Social Development


Indian and Northern Affairs


Industry


Intergovernmental Affairs


International Cooperation


International Trade


Justice


Labour


Natural Resources


Public Safety


Public Works


Revenue


Seniors


Transport


Treasury


Veteran Affairs









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