Symbols
What is a symbol on the Canada flag?
the maple leaf
What day is Remembrance Day celebrated?
November 11th
Canada has 2 official languages. What are they?
English and French
How many rights and freedoms are part of Canada's Constitution?
6
What is Power?
the ability to do something or act a certain way.
What animal is Canada's national Symbol? And for double points what does it represent?
beaver and it represents the fur trade
When is Canada Day celebrated?
July 1st
The leader of Canada’s federal government is called the _______.
Prime Minister
The right to not be discriminated against is an example of which right?
Equality rights.
List two examples of public property.
Library and Schools
How many points are there on a real maple leaf?
23
What day is National Indigenous Peoples Day celebrated?
June 21st
These are rules made to keep people safe and help communities run smoothly. What is this I described?
The right to move to a different province is an example of which right?
Mobility Rights
What is a private property?
It belongs to specific people or groups. It can be a house, a store, or even a farm. The owners have the right to decide who can come onto their property and what they can do there.
What does the maple leaf represent?
unity
What is Manitoba Day?
The day Manitoba joined confederation. It is celebrated on May 12.
What are the three levels of government?
Municipal, Provincial, and Federal
The right to vote is an example of what right?
Democratic Rights
The leader of a municipal government is called what? for extra points who is ours?
Mayor and his name is Scott Gillingham
Manitoba has something called the coat of arms. the coat of arms has 4 animals on it. What are those 4 animals?
Horse, Unicorn, Beaver and a Bison
Who was Louis Riel?
He was a Metis leader.
What are the three branches of government?
Judicial, Legislative and Executive.
Name the 6 Rights and Freedoms.
Fundamental, Democratic, Mobility, Legal, Equality and Official Languages of Canada.
List the four elected leaders and their titles
Prime Minister - Mark Carney
Premier - Wab Kinew
National Chief - Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak
Mayor - Scott Gillingham