Reference no: EM133623289

The Topic :-The Ontario government plans to build Highway 413. This project has sparked a lot of debate in the community. Some people are for it, while others are against it. As part of the government's plan, the York team is responsible for reaching out to the community, local communities, businesses and various organizations. They're looking for more funding and want to write a detailed report to ask for additional funding from the deputy minister of transportation. They want to make sure they're communicating effectively to make the case for Highway 413.,

Write a 10-page report (3,500 words, double-spaced, 12-point font) on the topic assigned by the instructor.

Submission

Your overall submission should include:

Title page: Course Code, Group Names, Group Number, Submission Date.
Table of Contents: Build a table of contents in Word using levels 1, 2, and 3 headings.
Executive Summary: A brief overview of the report, summarizing the main points, conclusions, and recommendations. This section is usually written last. (500 - 750 words).
Introduction: Introduce your topic, include a clear purpose statement, preview the structure of the report (500 - 850 words).
Body: This section may include background, methods, results (answers to research questions), analysis or discussion of research questions (1,500 - 2,000 words).
Conclusion and Recommendations: Summary of findings, recommendations, action plan (500 - 800 words).
References: Full list of references for all work cited in the report. A significant omission in adhering to the APA citation style and accurately citing sources in the bibliography page will lead to a zero mark for this assignment.
Write the report.

Begin by writing the main sections of the report (start with body, then conclusion & recommendations, then introduction, and the executive summary) using clear language and professional tone.
Use headings and subheadings to make your report easy to navigate.
Incorporate visuals and graphs that will help your audience to understand the contents of your report.

Step 3: Proofread and edit the report.

Check spelling and grammar and proofread the entire report. Make any appropriate edits. All team members should review the final report before it is submitted.
Include in-text citations (Are all parts of the report properly cited? Are they also listed on the references page?)
You must have at least 15 academic or peer-reviewed references for the paper.

Step 4: Submit the report.

Use APA?referencing guidelines for citations and references.
Do not write in the first person (I) but rather the third (they, he, she).
Ensure all references are academic sources. If an article is found in an academic journal in one of the library databases, then you can assume it has been peer-reviewed and thus acceptable. Many articles found readily online may not have been exposed to any editorial vetting process, and thus should not be used as a resource.