Canadian Government - Rights/Responsibilities

Any citizen, aged 16 years and older, can vote in government elections.

• True

• False

Citizens have the right to send an email to the federal government in any language they choose.

• True

• False

I have the right to say anything I want, even if it can cause harm to someone else.

• True

• False

Citizens can move to any province or territory in Canada for another job.

• True

• False

If I commit a crime, I must be told of my right to speak to a lawyer.

• True

• False

Citizens can be told they cannot apply to a job if they are of a certain race.

• True

• False

I have the right to protest, hold up signs, and make lots of noise for an issue I believe in.

• True

• False

I have the right to go to any school I want, regardless of the language I speak and the language of the school.

• True

• False

The media can report on anything at all that happens in Canada.

• True

• False

I will be considered innocent if I am accused of a crime.

• True

• False