Individual and Collective Rights

Canadians have the right to express their opinion but

• they may lose friends for doing so.

• they may lose their job for doing so.

• there may be consequences for doing so.

• all these are true

• none of these are true

The Charter (CCRF) is part of our Constitution, so it is protected by law.

• True

• False

Democratic Rights include the right to

• Vote and run in elections

• Have an election every year

• Vote twice in an election

Which is an Equality Right?

• The right to services in English and French

• The right to move to another province

• The right to pray as you want

• The right to live free of discrimination

The CCRF guarantees that every citizen has rights.

• All the time.

• Under government control.

• With reasonable limitations.

• Only for adults over age 18.

Individual rights protect each person in Canada.

• True

• False

Collective rights protect groups of people in Canada.

• True

• False

Examples of groups with collective rights are

• Indigenous people

• Hockey players

• Immigrants

• French and English

Mobility Rights mean

• Canadians can move around Canada as they wish

• Canadians can leave Canada and come back

• Canadians can hop up and down

• Canadians can dance the Hokey Pokey

Equality Rights mean you cannot be discriminated against because of

• gender or age

• race or religion

• physical or mental ability

• all of the above

• none of the above