Federal Gov
name the three divisions of the federal of government in Canada
Supreme court
Legislature
senate
The Ontario Legislature is also called what?
Queen's Park
Who runs the government?
Mayor
What does MP stand for?
Member of Parliament
What is the Capital of Saskatchewan?
Regina
The country is divided into these areas for MPs to be elected. What are these areas called?
Ridings
The person that represents the King in the province of Ontario is called what?
Lieutenant Governor
How does the city collect taxes
tax your property
TTC
Toronto Transit Commision
What is the Capital of Quebec?
Quebec City
What is the most difficult job of the prime minister?
Getting all the provinces to agree on something.
The premier chooses a group of MPPs to help them run the province. What do you call this group?
The Cabinet
title of the people that represent the different areas in the city
councilor
What does MPP stand for?
Member of Provincial Parliament
What is the Capital of PEI?
Charlotetown
A senator can work in the senate until they hit what age?
75 years old
What do you call provincially elected officials that are not in political parties?
Independents
If a city law and a federal contradict each other, which law is more important?
Federal Law
PC Party
Progressive Conservative Party
What is the capital of New Foundland and Labrador?
St.Johns
When new laws are being voted on or discussed in the province or the country, what they called ?
Bills
How many electoral districts or ridings are in Ontario?
107 Electoral Districts
What do you call city laws in Toronto?
By-laws
HRH
His Royal Highness
Her Royal Highness
What is the Capital of the Yukon?
Whitehorse