Rights and Responsibilities
Our Government
Representation and Voice
Voting
Responsibilities of Government
100

What is one right of Canadian Citizens? 

Equal protection under the law 

Freedom of speech

Freedom of religion

The right to vote

100

Name all three levels of Canadian Government 

Federal, Provincial, and municipal

100

What part of Canada does the federal government represent?

All of Canada

100

Why is it important to Vote?

Citizen get a say in who they want to represent them

100

Name 2 responsibilities of the federal government.

  • foreign affairs
  • employment insurance
  • money
  • banking
  • federal taxes
  • the post office
  • shipping
  • railways
  • telephones
  • pipelines
  • Indigenous lands and rights


200

Name one responsibility of Canadian citizens.

To respect the rights of others 

The responsibility to vote

 To improve their communities

200

What is the highest level of out government

Federal

200

What part of Canada does the provincial government represent?

Provinces and Territories

200

What is the consequences of not voting? 

If you do not vote then the person representing the people may not be accurate to what people actually want. 

200

Name two responsibilities of the provincial government. 

  • provincial taxes
  • hospitals
  • prisons
  • education
  • marriage
  • property and civil rights
  • rules of the road
  • age of majority
300

You have the right to vote at what age?

18

300

Who is the leader of the Canadian Government

Prime Minister 
300

What part of Canada does the municipal government represent?

Cities 

300

Why may it be important to research before voting?

See what the representatives believe in and want to do with Tax money. 

300
Name 2 responsibilities of the Municipal government. 
  • city parks
  • public transportation
  • collection of garbage and recycling
  • water and sewer services
  • fire prevention
  • city roads and sidewalks
  • licensing and control of pets
400

True or False: Freedom of speech allows anyone to share their opinion, including if it is hate speech, inappropriate language, or discriminatory. 

False.

Citizens in Canada can express their opinion even if it is unpopular without being told to stop. However, there are reasonable limits to this right. There can be no hate speech or really inappropriate speech. This is a tough right to police as it can be hard to know what is reasonable speech!


400

What type of government does Canada have?

Democracy 

400

Which level of government is closest to the people?

Municipal

400

True or False: We only vote for Prime Ministers 

No, there are municipal, provincial,  and federal elections

400

What is one way we can share our opinion of how we want things to be handled in our city? 

Town hall meetings

protest

voting

500

Explain To respect the rights of others 

We have the responsibility to not stop anyone else from

having their rights met. For example, we could not stop

someone from practicing their religion or speaking their

opinion, even if we disagree.

500
Who is the Mayor of London?

Josh Morgan

500

Why is it important for representatives to hear the voices and opinions of people? What may happen? 

It is important that all levels of government provide citizens the opportunity to give their feedback and opinions. This is because the government’s job is to make the citizens happy and to serve their needs.

500

True or False- We, the citizens of Canada, vote for who will be on the senate 

False.

500

True or False: The different levels of government often work together to take care of issues. 

True

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