6.8 Other Levels of Government in Canada
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#1. Which level of government is responsible for local streets and roads?
#2. Social and community health is the responsibility of:
#3. What is the scope of the by-laws enacted by your local municipal government?
#4. What is the local government of your area called?
#5. Which level of government is responsible for sanitation (e.g., garbage disposal)?
#6. What should you do to exercise your right to vote in federal, provincial/territorial, and municipal elections?
#7. National defense is the responsibility of:
#8. What are the areas of shared responsibility between federal and provincial governments?
Select all that apply:
#9. Which level of government is responsible for firefighting, ambulance and other emergency services?
#10. Agriculture is the responsibility of:
Select all that apply:
#11. All municipal governments in Canada have their own municipal police forces.
#12. Recycling programs are the responsibility of:
#13. Environment is the responsibility of:
Select all that apply:
#14. International trade is the responsibility of:
#15. What are the laws passed by the local municipal governments called?
#16. Which level of government is responsible for public transit?
#17. Protecting natural resources is the responsibility of:
#18. Which level of government is responsible for snow removal?
#19. Which level of government is responsible for local health and social services?
#20. Education is the responsibility of:
#21. Property and civil rights are the responsibility of:
#22. Federal, provincial, territorial and municipal elections in Canada are held by secret ballot.
#23. Policing in most provinces and territories is the responsibility of:
#24. Highways are the responsibility of:
#25. Foreign policy is the responsibility of:
#26. Health care is the responsibility of:
#27. Which level of government is responsible for recreation facilities?
#28. What is the composition of a Municipal Council?
#29. The rules for voting in provincial, territorial and municipal elections are not the same as the rules for voting in the federal elections.
#30. Citizenship is the responsibility of:
#31. When was the Quebec City Hall constructed?
#32. How do the First Nations, Métis, and Inuit people raise their issues with the government?
Select all that apply:
#33. Transportation and utilities are the responsibility of:
#34. Which part of the municipal government enacts by-laws for the local community?
#35. Who conveys the voice of the Aboriginal people to the federal, provincial and territorial governments in Canada?
Select all that apply:
#36. Aboriginal affairs is the responsibility of:
#37. Criminal justice is the responsibility of:
#38. Which provinces in Canada have their own provincial police forces?
#39. Who is responsible for managing school, housing, and other services on the First Nations reserves?
#40. The rules for federal, provincial, territorial and municipal elections are the same.
#41. Which municipalities have their own municipal police forces?
#42. Which level of government is responsible for urban and regional planning?
#43. Immigration is the responsibility of:
Select all that apply: