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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Any citizen, aged 18 years and older, can vote in government elections.

Citizens have the right to send an email to the federal government in any language (English or French) they choose.

I have the right to say anything I want, as long as it does not cause harm to someone else.

Citizens can apply to a job regardless of race.

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