House of Commons and Legislative assembly
Elections
Political Parties and MP and MPP
Vocabulary
Premier and Prime Minister
100
It's located in Ottawa.
Where is the House of Commons located?
100
the least one was on October 8th
What was the date of the last election?
100
some examples: Liberal, Conservative, NDP, Green and Reform
What are the names of several parties?
100
it equals to 4 years.
How many years does a term equal to?
100
Stephen Harper
Who is the Prime minister of Canada?
200
107 seats
How many seats are in the Legislative assembly?
200
Conservative
Which party is Steven Harper in?
200
You must be a Canadian citizen and 18 years or older before Election Day
What are the voter's requirements?
200
The definition is you tell people what you do for the community if your elected
What is a debate?
200
Kathleen Wynne
Who is our Premier?
300
308 seats
How many seats does the House of Commons have?
300
Micheal Ignatieff
Who was the liberal leader that lost his seat?
300
100 signatures( 50 is the min.)
What is the number of signatures for the nomination paper?
300
it means when you have less than 50% of the number of seats then you must form an alliance with other parties
What is a minority government?
300
You must be the party leader of an elected party.
How do you become Premier of Prime Minister
400
It's located in Toronto
Where is the Legislative Assembly located?
400
He was a minority government for two terms and now served as majority.
How many terms did Stephen Harper had when he was a Minority and majority?
400
you must win in your riding
How do you become an MP or MPP
400
It means the process where citizens vote a person to act as the representative
What is an election?
400
as long as they have the confidence of the House of Commons or Legislative Assembly
How long can a Prime Minister and Premier serve?
500
154 seats and ~53
What is 50% of the number of seats in the House of Commons and Legislative Assembly?
500
October 19, 2015
When is the next election?
500
An riding is called for the electoral district for the MP or MPP came form
What happens when a MP or MPP is resigned?
500
It means when parliament or legislature disagrees with the Prime Minister or Premier
What is a vote of non-confidence?
500
An interim leader takes their place
What happens when the prime minister or premier is resigned or retired?
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