Across
- 5. What Canada's whole constitution is called
- 9. The power to enforce or carry out laws.
- 10. The level of government responsible for education and health care.
- 13. The level of government responsible for snow ploughing and street lights.
- 14. Represents the monarch in Canada.
- 16. Group of advisors to the Prime Minister who manage specific departments.
- 17. Type of government that has more than half of the seats in the House of Commons
- 19. The time put aside for Opposition parties to question the government
- 21. A government voted for by the people.
- 22. A proposal for a law -- a law that hasn’t been passed yet.
- 24. The system in which the candidate who has more votes than any other single candidate wins the election
- 25. The leader of the nation, head of the federal government, and leader of the party with the most seats in the House of Commons.
- 26. The power to make laws.
- 27. The leader of a province, and the leader of the party with the most seats in the Provincial Parliament or Legislature.
Down
- 1. The "Upper House" in Canada's Parliament
- 2. The level of government responsible for international affairs and defense.
- 3. An area that has its own member of Parliament.
- 4. The power to interpret laws, determine guilt and innocence, and punish lawbreakers.
- 6. Person chosen in elections to represent the citizens in a riding in the House of Commons.
- 7. The study of the rights and responsibilities of citizens.
- 8. Officially calls elections, signs bills into law, and opens Parliament.
- 11. The leader of the party with the second-largest number of seats in the House of Commons
- 12. Group of people with similar views on public issues who work to elect their candidates.
- 13. Type of government that has fewer than half of the seats in the House of Commons.
- 15. The process of voting to choose government representatives
- 18. Most important group in the legislative branch of the federal government
- 20. A government in which power is held by a single person or small group.
- 23. Number of readings a bill goes through in House of Commons.
