Canadian Government Structure
What is the official title of Canada’s leaders?
Prime Minister
Which level of government is responsible for national defence?
Federal Government
What is the political party currently in power in Canada(2025)
Liberal Party
What is the name of the document that outlines the rights and freedoms of Canadians?
The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
At what age can Canadians legally vote in federal elections
18 years old
How many branches make up the Canadian government?
Three(Executive, Legislative, Judicial)
What level of government is in charge of education?
Provincial/Territorial Government
Who is the leader of the Conservative Party of Canada
Pierre Poilievre
What year was the Charter of Rights and Freedoms established?
1982
How often are federal elections held in Canada
Every 4 years (or earlier if called)
What is the official head of state in Canada?
House of Commons and Senate
Who manages healthcare in Canada?
Provincial/Territorial Government
What is the full name of Canada’s left-leaning political party known as the NDP
New Democratic Party
True or False: Freedoms of speech is a protected right in Canada
True
What is the name of the independent agency that oversees Canadian federal elections?
Elections Canada
Who is the official head of state in Canada?
The King(King Charles III)
Which level of government is responsible for foreign affairs?
Federal government
Which party advocates for Quebec’s independence
Bloc Québécois
Name one group protected from discrimination under the Charter.
Race, gender, age, disability, etc.
Who is not eligible to vote in Canada?
People under the age of 18 and people who are not Canadian Citizens.
What is the highest court in Canada?
The Supreme Court of Canada
Name a responsibility shared by both federal and provincial governments.
Transportation, immigration, or natural resources
Which party is focused on environmental issues and climate change?
Green Party of Canada
What is the term for the right to practice any religion in Canada?
Freedom of religion
Who represents citizens at the federal level
Members of Parliament