Across
- 3. Gurantees that all laws apply to all people equally no matter who they are
- 6. the way the canadian government can make changes to our constitution is laid out by the __________
- 9. A allotment of time that allows members of the opposition and other parties in parliament to question the laws and policies that the party in power is making
- 13. proposals for law made often by ministers
- 14. Made french the sole language used in Quebec, effectively removing english entriely
- 17. The law that governs things like child custody, accidents, property claims, etc
- 19. The action of intentionally disobeying a law someone deems as unfair in order to send a message to a government
- 22. The PM chooses MP’s and Senators to be apart of the ________
- 23. Law that protects Canadian’s freedoms and rights
- 25. the last step in making a bill law
- 26. Law in BC to protect against discrimination in specific areas
- 27. Provides a second sober thought to the decisions of the Lower House
Down
- 1. The law that governs how to deal with criminal offences committed by youth
- 2. Made up of elected MP’s from ridings around Canada
- 4. Represents the monarch
- 5. The branch of the government that is represented by Canada’s court system
- 7. The supreme law of Canada that is above all
- 8. The branch of government that makes decisions and is composed of the PM, Cabinet, and Governor General.
- 10. The highest court of Canada.
- 11. The type of vote that allows members of Parliament to vote according to their thinking instead of what the party thinks
- 12. Law that defines what criminal offences are and what consequences they have
- 15. The governor general passes a bill into _______
- 16. A person that tries to push the ideas of a specific company (ie. tobacco companies) through connections they have in the government
- 18. People who have gotten together to try and force the government to do something
- 20. Laws passed by a municipal government
- 21. The highest court of our province.
- 24. Canada’s _______ is made up of the House of Commons, Senate, and the Monarch
