What are my rights in Canada?

Here are some protections that the Charter guarantees: freedom of religion, of thought, of expression, of the press and of peaceful assembly. the right to participate in political activities and the right to a democratic government. the freedom to move around and live within Canada, and to leave Canada.

What is the First Amendment in Canada?

Everyone has the right to life, liberty, and security. No one can be deprived of these rights except in accordance with the principles of fundamental justice.

What are the two exceptions to the Charter of Rights and Freedoms which gives every person in Canada the same rights?

There are some exceptions. For example, the Charter gives some rights only to Canadian citizens – such as the right to vote (section 3) and the right “to enter, remain in and leave Canada” (section 6).

Are Aboriginal rights protected in this document?

In a move towards addressing this gap, in 1982 the federal government enshrined Aboriginal rights in Section 35 of the Canadian Constitution, and in Section 25 of the Charter of Rights in Freedoms, the government further ensured that Charter rights cannot “abrogate or derogate” from Aboriginal rights.

What is the Charter of Rights and Freedoms?

The Charter of Rights and Freedoms will be the focus of this quiz/worksheet. You’ll be responsible for key points like the part of the Charter that allows a Canadian citizen to live in any province and a citizen’s ability to seek counsel when accused of a crime.

What are the basic rights of citizens?

~Freedom of concience and religion, ~Freedom of belief and expression, ~Freedom of rights to peacefully assemble, ~Freedom of association Democratic Rights ~Right to vote, ~Right to run for office, ~Right to hold elections every 5 years Mobility Rights ~Right to leave and enter Canada, ~Right to live/work in any province Legal Rights

What are the fundamental rights of citizens in Canada?

Fundemental Freedoms ~Freedom of concience and religion, ~Freedom of belief and expression, ~Freedom of rights to peacefully assemble, ~Freedom of association Democratic Rights ~Right to vote, ~Right to run for office, ~Right to hold elections every 5 years Mobility Rights ~Right to leave and enter Canada, ~Right to live/work in any province

What are the rights and responsibilities of equality?

Equality Rights Responsibility When we see an injustice or discrimination occur, we do something. Freedom of Assembly Responsibility Do not belong to any groups that promote hatred against others. Legal Rights Responsibility