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Something I knew was...  Anyone that's is over the legal age to vote (18) can vote for our future government.

I didn't know that... a member of parliament had a role to be a legislator, representative, and service provider.

I still wonder... How does the system of government choose the power different MPS possess?

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Something I already knew is:
That the three levels of government are the Federal government (Justin Trudeau), the Provincial government (Doug Ford)and the Municipal government (Berry Vrbanovic).

I didn't know that:
There is a government called "Oligarchy". I also didn't know that the Oligarchy was made up of rich people.

I still wonder:
If one day they will ever get rid of all types of government except for one?

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Hello :D

From the "Government & Democracy" video:

I knew that the Queen is still recognized in Canada as Head of State but with limited powers. I also knew that Canada is a Parliamentary Democracy.

I didn't know what an Oligarchy was. Now I know that an Oligarchy is a small group of rich people who rule a country.

I wonder if the world will ever get rid of all its Dictators someday.

From "The Levels of Government" video:

I knew that there were different names for the different levels of government representatives for the Federal, Provincial and Municipal offices.

I didn't know that the levels were called MP on the Federal level, MLA/MNA/MHA/MPP on the Provincial level and Councillor on the Municipal level.

I wonder if anyone I know will ever run for a place in the government. I like being a leader but I don't like all that pressure. Maybe I will be an actress or an artist.

From the "Ottawa" video:

I knew that voters were called constituents. I  also knew that there was a House of Commons in Ottawa.

I didn't know that a Member of Parliament has three jobs: Legislating, Representing and Serving. They work really hard and sometimes don't see their families during the week.

I wonder how many women are in each level of Government.

From the "Our Electoral System" video:

I knew that our elections are determined by how many votes a political party gets.

I didn't know that there are 338 MPs and 338 elections around the entire country. And in order to be a Majority government, a party needs at least 170 votes.

I wonder what will happen at our next election and I wonder if the pandemic will interfere with how things go.

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One thing I already knew was that there are three levels of government (Federal, Provincial and Municipal).  The Federal Leader is Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Our Provincial leader is Doug Ford and our Municipal leader is Mayor Barrie Vrbanovic.

One thing I didn't know was that there are 338 MP's who sit in the House of Commons which means there are 338 mini elections across Canada.

I wonder how you can become the Prime Minister or a Premier or a Mayor.

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something i already knew.
i already knew that a dictatorship is when one person or group has all power.

one thing i did not know that an oligarchy is s group of the richest is a small group of government.

i wonder why some MPS have special powers and others don't. and how you become an MP.

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Something I already knew was that the leader of the Federal government is the Prime Minister the leader of the Provincial government is the Premier and the leader of the Municipal government is the Mayor/Reeve.

One thing I didn’t know is how tricky Minority government is, I also didn’t know how important our vote is.

I wonder why the parliament building is in Ottawa and I also wonder who is in charge of making the decision of giving you a license.

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Something I already knew:
Our government is determined by a vote.  Anyone who is over 18 can vote for our government.

Something I didn't know:
That the federal government works out of Parliament Hill in Ottawa.
I also didn't know that the Federal government was in charge of the money in Canada.  I thought the Municipal government did it.

I wonder:
If I can go to Ottawa to visit the Parliament Buildings!! It would be cool to see where the government works.

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Something I already knew is how the Federal government is responsible for the things we do in Canada.The Provincial government is responsible for the things we do in our province.The municipal government is responsible for the city or town.

One thing I didn't know was how in  the portrait of queen Victoria, the crown was cut out because during the 1916 fire the portrait was too large to fit out of the door. It was cut out of the gold frame and rolled up which is why her crown was cut in half in the portrait. that portrait is the only portrait that has the crown cut out.

I wonder whos in charge of the age stuff like how old till you could drive, watch certain movies and play certain video games.

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Something I Already Knew...I already knew that there were three levels of government; Federal  which is in charge of the entire country, Provincial - which is in charge of the Province or Territory and Municipal - which is in charge of the local city.

One thing I didn't know is what the leaders at each level were called. Federal - Prime Minister, Provincial - Premier and Municipal  is Mayor.

I wonder who is in charge of making the decision for how old you are to get your license and how much money the Prime Minister makes.

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something i already knew was that Canada is a democracy and not a dictatorship

one thing i did not no was queen Elisabeth was also the queen of Canada

i want to learn how the the capital of Canada and other countries where chosen

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something I knew about the parliament buildings is that in the parliament house isn't a place that the federal government live, it's where about 4000 - 5000 people work.

one thing I didn't  know about the parliament buildings is that it burned down Feb 3 1916. specifically the parliament hill building caught on fire.

I wonder why the parliament buildings are located in Ottawa and not in Kitchener, on, Canada. also why  is Ottawa the capital of Canada and not Toronto.

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Something I already knew about the parliament buildings was that the House of Commons is decorated in different colours than the Senate chambers are.  This is done on purpose - to show that they serve different jobs when it comes to running a government.  I also knew that the section of who IS in government (the party) was designed to be "a sword's length away" from the party(ies) of opposition.  This was to make sure that originally, when people got mad and drew their swords at each other, they wouldn't actually hurt one another.

One thing I did NOT KNOW about was that there really is a hidden  escape door/chamber built in to the leader of opposition's office.  Can you say last minute get away anyone??!  Who knew running a country could get so exciting?!

I wonder what the major renovations now look like.  They have been trying to update our aging Parliament building for the last few years - in order to restore it to the original building and structure.  I suspect that it took MANY engineers, experts etc. to make this happen. I wonder how much it COST to do so?? Millions? Hundreds of millions?  What do you think?