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What is one of the rights that Canadian citizens have related to living in Canada?
What is one of the rights that Canadian citizens have related to living in Canada?
- Ability to work in any country
- Right to vote in federal elections
- Able to travel freely within Canada (correct)
- Permission to own property in any province
Which group of people in Canada lived in the country before any immigrants arrived?
Which group of people in Canada lived in the country before any immigrants arrived?
- Aboriginal people (correct)
- Colonizers
- Immigrants
- Refugees
What does the Charter say about promises made with the Aboriginal people?
What does the Charter say about promises made with the Aboriginal people?
- Promises should be forgotten
- Promises should be renegotiated
- Promises should be fulfilled (correct)
- Promises should not be kept
Which languages does the Government of Canada have to use equally in Parliament and in the government?
Which languages does the Government of Canada have to use equally in Parliament and in the government?
What is Canada proud of being as a country?
What is Canada proud of being as a country?
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Study Notes
Rights of Canadian Citizens
- As a Canadian citizen, individuals have the right to live and work anywhere in Canada, as well as travel in and out of the country and apply for a passport.
Aboriginal People's Rights
- The Canadian Charter recognizes the rights of Aboriginal people, who were the first inhabitants of Canada, and honors the agreements (treaties) made with them.
Language Rights
- The Government of Canada is obligated to use both English and French equally in Parliament and government proceedings.
- Canadians have the right to minority language education.
Multiculturalism
- Canada takes pride in being a multicultural country, respecting diverse ways of life and beliefs, and promoting peaceful coexistence.
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