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What is the executive branch?                                   The executive branch (also called the Government) is the decision-making branch, comprised of the Monarch(represented by the Governor General), the Prime Minister, and the Cabinet.

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What is the executive branch?                                   The executive branch (also called the Government) is the decision-making branch, comprised of the Monarch(represented by the Governor General), the Prime Minister, and the Cabinet.

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What is it about the legislative branch?              Is the law-making branch, made up of the appointed Senate and the elected House of Commons.

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What is it about the legislative branch?              Is the law-making branch, made up of the appointed Senate and the elected House of Commons.

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What is the judicial branch?                                   Is a series of independent courts that interpret the laws passed by the other two branches.

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What is the judicial branch?                                   Is a series of independent courts that interpret the laws passed by the other two branches.

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What is the Parliament made up?                              Is made up of the following three parts: Monarch, The senate and the house of commons.

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What is the Parliament made up?                              Is made up of the following three parts: Monarch, The senate and the house of commons.

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Who becomes MP?            The candidate with the most votes becomes a Member of  Parliament(MP or Member of the House of Commons) and represents his or her riding in the House of Commons in Ottawa. The party with the highest number of elected MPs across the country  usually  forms the Government.

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Who becomes MP?            The candidate with the most votes becomes a Member of  Parliament(MP or Member of the House of Commons) and represents his or her riding in the House of Commons in Ottawa. The party with the highest number of elected MPs across the country  usually  forms the Government.

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What is The House of Commons? Is the elected law- making body in the parlament. When MPs meet together in the House of Commons in Otawa, We say that the house is in session or is sitting. 

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What is The House of Commons? Is the elected law- making body in the parlament. When MPs meet together in the House of Commons in Otawa, We say that the house is in session or is sitting. 

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What is the role of the Senate? The Senate has an important role in the law-making process. It reviews and debates bills propososed. Consider bills or also suggest new bills. 

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What is the role of the Senate? The Senate has an important role in the law-making process. It reviews and debates bills propososed. Consider bills or also suggest new bills. 

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What is the Federal level? This level of goverment deals with areas of law listed in the Constitution Act, 1867 and that generally affect the whole country. 

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What is the Federal level? This level of goverment deals with areas of law listed in the Constitution Act, 1867 and that generally affect the whole country. 

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What is the role of a monarch? Canada´s MONARCH (king or queen) is also of several other independient nations. The Monarch , on the advice of the primer minister, appoints a Canadian to represents him or her in Canada. This person is called the Governor general. 

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What is the role of a monarch? Canada´s MONARCH (king or queen) is also of several other independient nations. The Monarch , on the advice of the primer minister, appoints a Canadian to represents him or her in Canada. This person is called the Governor general. 

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What are the levels of government? Canada has three main levels of goverment. The federal level, The provincial level and the municipal level.

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What are the levels of government? Canada has three main levels of goverment. The federal level, The provincial level and the municipal level.

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what is the senate?  Senators are appointed by the governor general on the Prime Minister´s recomendations. The formula for the number and distribution of Senators was written into the Cosntitution.  The number of seats in the senate in now 105.

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what is the senate?  Senators are appointed by the governor general on the Prime Minister´s recomendations. The formula for the number and distribution of Senators was written into the Cosntitution.  The number of seats in the senate in now 105.

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What is The provincial level? In each of the 10 provinces in Canada , the provincial goverment is responsible for areas listed in the Constitution such as education, health care some natural resources, and road regulations. 

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What is The provincial level? In each of the 10 provinces in Canada , the provincial goverment is responsible for areas listed in the Constitution such as education, health care some natural resources, and road regulations. 

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What is the municipal level? This is the level of the government that is usually in a city, town or district. Municipal governments are responsible sor areas such as libraries, parks, community, water systems, local police, roadways and parking. They receive authority for these areas from the provincial governments. 

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What is the municipal level? This is the level of the government that is usually in a city, town or district. Municipal governments are responsible sor areas such as libraries, parks, community, water systems, local police, roadways and parking. They receive authority for these areas from the provincial governments. 