Government Structure and Law
Rights and Documents
Political Parties and Issues
Money and Responsibilities
General Knowledge
100

This level of government is responsible for issues like defence, immigration, and criminal law.

Federal Government

100

This principle of democracy states that everyone is subject to the same laws, even those in power like the Prime Minister.

Rule of Law

100

This federal party focuses on environmental protection, clean energy, and sustainability.

Green Party

100

This term refers to the money collected by governments to fund public programs and services.

Revenue

100

What School is Mr.A currently attending for his Bachelor of Education program?

Trent University

200

This branch of government is responsible for interpreting laws and ensuring they are applied fairly (the court system).

The Judicial Branch

200

This document was added to the Constitution in 1982 to protect individual rights and freedoms from government interference.

Charter of Rights and Freedoms

200

This term refers to actions by foreign states to covertly influence Canada’s democratic institutions through methods like disinformation and intimidation.

Foreign Interference 

200

This level of government is responsible for managing education, health care, and highways.

Provincial Government 

200

Where did Mr. A complete his undergraduate degree?

University of Guelph

300

In the law-making process, this person represents the Monarch and must give Royal Assent for a bill to officially become law.

The Governor General

300

Passed in 1962, this provincial law protects people from discrimination in everyday areas like jobs, housing, and services.

Ontario Human Rights Code

300

This federal political party sits on the Centre-Right of the spectrum and focuses on lower taxes, economic responsibility, and traditional values.

Conservative Party of Canada

300

This type of tax is collected by the municipal government based on the value of homes and businesses to fund services like fire departments.

Property tax

300

When did O'Niell CVI open? (+5 - 5 years)

1909

400

This specific court is the final court of appeal in Canada, consisting of nine judges, three of whom must be from Quebec.

Supreme Court of Canada

400

Proclaimed by the UN in 1948, this document was created in response to the atrocities of World War II to protect human dignity worldwide.

Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR)

400

This specific federal party only runs candidates in Quebec and focuses on protecting the French language and Quebec's interests.

Bloc Québécois

400

In a government budget, this term describes large, long-term investments like building new bridges, hospitals, or transit lines.

Capital Spending

400

Where did Mrs. Robinson teach abroad?

Kuwait

500

This chamber of Parliament consists of 105 appointed members who provide a "sober second thought" by reviewing and suggesting changes to bills.

The Senate

500

Historically, what document signed in 1215 is mentioned as the first charter of rights, which many modern-day constitutions and charters take inspiration from?

Magna Carta

500

The Indian Act created these elected Indigenous bodies to govern day-to-day community issues like housing and education.

Band Councils

500

What does the tax, HST stand for?

Harmony Sales Tax

500

What year did Mrs.Robinson graduate high school? (+ or - 1 year)

2007

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