Canada's Constitution
Structure of Canada's Government
Bills and Laws
Media & Lobby Groups
Miscellaneous
100

The years in which the constitution act and Charter of Rights and Freedoms were established 

1867, 1982

100

I am not elected, and can hold my position until I turn 75... Who am I?

A senator 

100

I come from the party in power. What kind of bill am I?

Government Bill

100

This term refers to organizations that try to influence government decisions on behalf of a specific cause or group.

Lobby (interest) groups

100

This elected representative serves in the House of Commons, debates bills, votes on laws, and represents the interests and concerns of the people in their riding.

A Member of Parliament

200

Canada is a _____ Monarchy

Constitutional

200

The Legislative branch is made up of the House of Commons, The Senate, and the ______

Governor General

200

A bill officially becomes a law when...

The governor General gives the bill Royal Assent
200

Interest groups with power may hire these people to influence or persuade MPS and government officials

Lobbyists

200
The highest court in Canada, made up of 9 judges

The Supreme Court

300

Represents Britain's Monarch in Canada

Governor General

300

This group of government members, chosen by the Prime Minister, is responsible for running specific departments like finance, health, and defence.

The Cabinet

300

Government branch in charge of proposing and passing law and running day to day business of the government 

Executive

300

This type of media story focuses on influencing public opinion by showing only one perspective.

Bias

300

Name two influences on the legislative process

Lobby groups/Lobbyists, Canadian Citizens, Political Parties, Media

400

Number of ridings/constituencies. Also the number of seats in the house of commons.

338

400

A member of parliament must remain accountable to their ____

Constituents

400

I am the major law making body of the Canadian Government. Which branch am I?

Legislative Branch

400

Before meeting with government officials, lobbyists must do this to follow Canadian law and ensure transparency about who they represent.

Register with the government

400

Our "civic duty" that is necessary for a democracy

Voting


500

The three levels of Government 

Municipal, Provincial, Federal 

500

A group of people that develop platforms and put forward candidates in elections

Political party

500

The usual, basic path of law making in Canada is:

House of Commons --> Senate --> Royal Assent

500

Pierre Poilievre gained popularity for coining the term "Axe the Tax". This is an example of a political ____

slogan
500

I am the party who came second in the election, criticizes the PM and his party, and acts as a "watchdog" on government actions. What am I?

Official Opposition 

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