Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms

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Our rights and freedoms were obtained

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by fighting for them.

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Our fundamental rights are made up of: freedom of speech, freedom of religion and freedom of association, freedom of thought, right to vote, right to live anywhere in Canada and right to contact the government in French or English, equality rights, legal rights

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freedom of speech, freedom of religion and freedom of association, freedom of thought

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Some children in Canada can attend school.

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True

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Canadians have the right to express their opinion but

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they may lose friends for doing so, they may lose their job for doing so, there may be consequences for doing so.

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It is NOT a democratic right for the Legislature or Parliament to meet.

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False

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

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True

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Democratic Rights include the right to

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Vote and run in elections

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Which is an Equality Right? Options: 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

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The right to live free of discrimination

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The CCRF guarantees that every citizen has rights.

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With reasonable limitations.

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Individual rights protect each person in Canada.

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True