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	var thisContent = "<p class='overview'><b>Roles and responsibilities</b></p>" +
	                  "<p class='overview'><b>The Lieutenant Governor</b> is the Queen's representative. " +
	                  "The position has several duties, including opening and closing the Legislature sessions and granting Royal Assent to bills passed by the government. " + 
	                  "A bill cannot become law without Royal Assent.</p>" + 
	                  "<p class='overview'><b>The Premier</b> is the head of government in the province.</p>" + 
					  "<p class='overview'><b>Executive Council</b> is made up of the Premier and cabinet ministers.  Its role is to put government policy into practice. The Premier is the head of Executive council, and choosers cabinet ministers from electe members of this party.</p>" +
					  "<p class='overview'><b>Cabinet</b> is the framework in which members of Executive Council do their work. In addition to approving Orders in Council, Cabinet ratifies policy matters and is the final authority on a wide variety of issues related to the day-to-day operation of government.</p>" +
					  "<p class='overview'><b>The Opposition</b> is made up of MLA's that are not part of the governing party. The role of the Opposition is to criticize government activities., propose improvement, and present itself to the publicas an alternative to the party in office.</p>";
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function showEducation(){
	var thisContent = "<p class='overview'>Education in each province can vary.  Below is a break down of each age category and the school level they fall under. (The province of Quebec has different names for school levels.)</p>" +
	                  "<p class='overview'><b>Pre-School or Nursery School</b> is for children aged 5 and under.</p>" +
	                  "<p class='overview'><b>Kindergarten</b> is for children 5 or 6 years old.</p>" +
	                  "<p class='overview'><b>Elementary School</b> often refers to grades 1 through 6 (ages 6 to 12), but in some provinces may also include grades 7 and 8.</p>" +
	                  "<p class='overview'><b>Junior High School</b> can also be refered to as middle school or intermediate school.  Junior high school consists of grade 7 through 9.  This affects the amount of time students spend in elementary and high school.</p>" +
	                  "<p class='overview'><b>High School</b> is comprised of grade 8 - 12, in areas where junior high schools don't exist. Below is a break doen of ages by grade.<br />" +
					  "&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Grade 10, 15/16 years old<br />" +
					  "&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Grade 11, 16/17 years old<br />" +
					  "&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Grade 12, 17/18 years old</p>" +
					  "<p class='overview'><b>College</b> is usually two to three years in length and upon completion students receive a diploma.</p>" +
					  "<p class='overview'><b>University</b> in Western Canada normally consists of four years leading to a Bachelor's Degree and five years for a double major or for a Bachelor's Degree in certain specific fields.  In Ontario and the Atlantic provinces, University normally consists of three years leading to Bachelor's Degree; four years leading to an advanced major degree, a double degree or an Honours Bachelor's Degree.</p>" +
					  "<p class='overview'><b>Private Schools</b> are not paid for by the government. Parents must pay for this schooling if they want their children to attend. Students are usually required to write an entrance exam before accepted and these schools are usually expensive depending on the location and type of private school.</p>";
					  
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function showBanking(){
	var thisContent = "<p><a class='suboverview' href='http://www.fcac-acfc.gc.ca/eng/glossary.asp' target='_blank'>Helpful Banking Terminology</a><br /><br /><a class='suboverview' href='http://financialplan.about.com/cs/budgeting/l/blbudget.htm' target='_blank'>Budget Worksheet</a></p>";
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function showWeather(){
	var thisContent = "<p class='overview'>The weather in Canada changes considerably depending on the province.</p>" +
	                  "<p class='overview'>The West Coast of Canada is known for warm summer months, mild temperatures and rain throughout the rest of the year. The Prairie Provinces(Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba) experience hot summer months followed by very cool winter months and lots of snow.</p>" +
					  "<p class='overview'>The East Coast of Canada enjoys very warm summer months and an abundance of snow throughout the winter.</p>" + 
					  "<p class='overview'>See each proivincial profile for specific weather conditions.</p></br />";
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