Who's Who?
The title (there are TWO) for the leader of a local government; one is a leader of a town, while the other is a leader of the city.
What is, "reeve" or "mayor?"
The fire department is an example of this service provided by the local government.
What is, "public safety?"
The Minister of Education.
Who is, "Demetrios Nicolaides?"
You must be this age to vote in Canada.
What is, "18?"
Other than protests, this is one way for citizens to share their concerns with their representatives.
What is "petition, email, or request a meeting?"
The title given to the Head of Government in Alberta.
What is, "Premier?"
This is the name given to laws passed by LOCAL government.
What is a, "by-law?"
The number of readings a bill has to go through before it can become a law.
What is, "three?"
This is one way you can show that you are eligible to vote.
What is, "a driver's licence, passport - any identification that shows your photo, name, and current address."
This act identifies the three levels of government and what each is responsible for doing.
What is, "The Constitution?"
The name (tell me both) of the representative at the LOCAL and PROVINCIAL/TERRITORIAL level.
What is, "councillor" and "Member of the Legislative Assembly?"
The SERVICE that helps citizens in Calgary deal with the waste they create.
What is, "garbage collection?"
It is the day that Alberta votes on 10 Referendum items - including whether to separate from Canada.
What is, "October 19th, 2026?"
This group - be specific, were the first to be given the right to vote in Canada.
Who are, "white, land-owning men?"
This document gives citizens rights and freedoms such as, mobility or democratic rights and fundamental freedoms.
What is, "the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms?"
This person signs a bill into a law at the PROVINCIAL or TERRITORIAL level. Nothing is official until they sign.
Who is the, "Lieutenant Governor?"
Calgary Transit is an example of this service that is a responsibility of local government.
What is, "public transportation?"
A responsibility that the provincial/territorial government is NOT responsible for, but the federal government is.
"What is: mail, defence, currency, immigration, national parks, banking, foreign affairs, employment, Indigenous land and rights, and criminal law."
This group of people had a representative democracy that were guided by a Clan Mother and had chiefs representing them at each council.
Who are the, "Haudenosaunee" peoples?
The word used to describe when the government allows citizens to decide an issue - e.g. Quebec wishing to separate from Canada in 1995.
What is a, "referendum?"
At the provincial/territorial level, the party in power has a leader for each department: e.g. Minister of Education, Minister of Health Care, etc. The group of ministers is called this.
What is a, "Cabinet" or "Cabinet Ministers?"
When road work or the creation of highways occurs, it is because local government is responsible for this.
What is, "public infrastructure?"
The name of the signature given when a bill is signed into law.
What is, "Royal Assent."
The Blackfoot Confederacy was organised into bands and led by males. They used this method of decision-making.
What is, "consensus?"
This is the act used by Prime Minister Trudeau to stop the Freedom Convoy.
What is, "The Emergencies Act."