Know Your Rights and Responsibilities as a Canadian Citizen

The video addresses a viewer's question about Canadian rights, explaining the Charter of Rights and Freedoms and the Human Rights Code. It highlights key rights such as voting, freedom of speech, and equality. The video also emphasizes the responsibilities of citizens, including obeying laws and respecting multicultural heritage. It concludes with a call to action for viewers to participate in the democratic process by voting.

What document guarantees the rights of Canadian citizens?

• The Human Rights Act

• The Charter of Rights and Freedoms

• The Canadian Constitution

• The Civil Liberties Code

What is one of the fundamental rights of Canadian citizens?

• The right to own property

• The right to vote

• The right to free healthcare

• The right to free education

Which of the following is NOT a right mentioned in the video?

• Freedom of speech

• Right to equality

• Right to bear arms

• Freedom of religion

What should citizens do if they feel their rights are not being respected?

• File a lawsuit

• Ignore the issue

• Move to another country

• Assemble in peaceful protest

What is a responsibility of Canadian citizens mentioned in the video?

• To pay taxes

• To obey the laws

• To learn both official languages

• To serve in the military

What should citizens respect according to the video?

• The rights of their family

• Only their own rights

• Only the laws they agree with

• The rights of others

What is the relationship between rights and responsibilities according to the video?

• Responsibilities are optional

• Responsibilities come with rights

• Rights are more important than responsibilities

• Rights and responsibilities are unrelated

What is emphasized as crucial for democracy to work?

• Having a strong leader

• Respecting cultural heritage

• Participating in elections

• Following all laws

What can citizens do if they are unhappy with their government representatives?

• Write a letter to the editor

• Start a petition

• Ignore the issue

• Vote them out in the next election

What is the role of the parliament in Canadian democracy?

• To manage the economy

• To represent the citizens

• To enforce laws

• To create international policies