Canadian Charter Of Rights And Freedoms
Minority Language
Educational Rights
Definition Of Right
English or French is learned via the majority population of speakers
Schools will either be English or French depending on population of the province
All children can receive primary and secondary education in the language
Right to receive the minority language
Example
Quebec has more French speakers
French speaking schools will be found in Quebec
Ontario has more English speakers
English speaking schools will be found in Ontario
How I Would Use It
In Quebec schools I could receive a English translation
Schools in Ontario will primarily speak English to me
Enforcement
Definition Of Right
Anyone's rights who have been interfered can go to court
Court decides if appropriate under circumstance's
Evidence in the court of law can denied if found not following the charter
Example
A man who had evidence found against him that he had not given premission to find can have it denied
A women who has had their rights interfered with can go to court
How I Would Use It
If my rights are denied or interfered I can go to court to fight for them
General
Definition Of Right
The charter can not interfere with any aborigonal person or their treaties
Can not deny any existing rights and freedoms in the charter
Rights and freedoms are equal to both males and females
Nothing in the charter is excluded from a certain party or group
Nothing in the charter gives more power or ability to a certain party or group
All provinces and territory's are included
Example
The prime minister does not gain anymore power from the charter
All 10 provinces and 3 territories have and can use the charter
How I Would Use It
As a female I can not be denied any rights or freedoms
A person can not deny me any rights
Application of Charter
Definition Of Right
The charter applies to both government and parliament
All provinces and territory's must respect the charter and its authoritys
Government that passes laws by not following the charter will face consequences
Can only make such law if the exempt it from the charter
Last 5 years max
Example
All governments must follow the charter
Including prime minister
How I Would Use It
I would not be able to use this right unless I was apart of parliament or a government
My provinces representative would follow this right
Guarantee of Rights
and Freedoms
Definition Of Right
Guaranteed rights and freedoms
Only to a reasonable limit
Can be justified freely
Example
A person has their rights and freedoms
They can do what they want freely
A person can freely do what they want
Can not do anything out of the law
A serial killers rights can be revoked
How I Would Use It
I could go wherever I want that is allowed in the law
I can do anything I want allowed in the law
I can say whatever I want allowed in the law
Fundamental Freedoms
Definition Of Right
Everyone has fundamental freedoms
Freedom of conscience
Freedom of religion
Freedom of thought
Freedom of belief
Freedom of opinion
Freedom of expression
Freedom of press and social media of communications
Freedom of peaceful assembly
Freedom of association
Example
Anyone in Canada could practice the freedoms
A person can post on social media
A person can have his own belief's, thoughts, and opinions
A group can peacefully gather to protest
Black lives matter
Trucker convoy
Until it is not peaceful
Ukrainian peace rally's
How I Would Use It
I could...
Have any or no religion
Have my own thoughts/beliefs/opinions
I could express myself
Use social media or press
Assemble peacefully
Associate with anyone
Official Languages
of Canada
Definition Of Right
English and French are the official languages of Canada
Both are equal status and rights
Everyone has the right to speak English or French in parliament debates
Journals of parliament will be printed in both languages
Both versions are equal
English or French can be spoken in any court established by parliament
All political offices available to speak French and English
Respect to all languages that are not French or English
Example
A French speaker can freely speak the language
The right to a French translation/translator
Bilingual food packaging
How I Would Use It
The right to have English translations/translators
Can freely speak English or French
Equality Rights
Definition Of Right
Everyone is equal
The right to equal protection
No discrimination
Race
National or ethnic origin
Colour
Religion
Sex
Age
Mental or physical disabilities
No objection or disadvantages set for the individuals
Example
Not being able to enter a building due to race
Lower salary due to gender
Not allowing a able elder to work
Banning a religion from a store
Not hiring a person because of their autism
How I Would Use It
Being able to have the same salary as a man
Being able to have rights as a person with no religion
Ability to achieve goals without discriminatory set backs
Legal Rights
Definition Of Right
Right to life, liberty and security
Can not be deprived until the justice systems states
Right to decline being searched
Right to not be imprisoned or detained until out of law
Must be informed of why detained if they are
Will be released if not lawful or correct
Can go to trial to combat offense
Is innocent until proven guilty
Can not be denied reasonable bail
Can not be trailed for same offense again
Varity of imprisonment times depending on offense
Example
A detained person has the right to a trial
Are not guilty until proven
Will be released if not proven guilty
If a person is proven guilty their imprisonment will depend on the offense
Life sentence
Bail to shorten or execute sentence
How I Would Use It
I can not be imprisoned or detained without an offense
I can go to trail if detained
Apply for bail if guilty
Mobility Rights
Definition Of Right
Every citizen can enter, leave or remain in Canada
Right to have a Canadian resident in any province
Must follow laws/practices set in the province of your resident
Unless they are offensive or discriminatory
Example
A women has the right to live/own property anywhere in Canada
A man can choose to stay in Canada
Not being forced out
How I Would Use It
I can choose to leave Canada if I wish
I can re-enter Canada after leaving
I have the capability of living in any province
Following their laws and practices
Democratic Rights
Definition Of Right
Every citizen has the right to vote
No house of common member can serve no longer than 5 years without a vote
In case of emergency or invasion they can serve longer if not voted out
A sitting at parliament at least every 12 months
Example
If Canada goes into war then our prime minster can have a longer term more then 5 years
They can be voted out of needed
A Chinese-Canadian can vote without trouble
How I Would Use It
At 18 I will be able to vote