Citizenship Question - Confused

[Canadiangoose]

Hello Guys,

Was preparing for the test and came across this question. Which option is the correct one?

Which legal document recognizes the cultural diversity of Canadians?

Select One:

• The Multicultural Act of the United Nations.
• British Charter of Freedoms
• Canadian Multiculturalism Act
• Canada Charter of Rights and Freedoms

 

[immipak]

Hello Guys,

Was preparing for the test and came across this question. Which option is the correct one?

Which legal document recognizes the cultural diversity of Canadians?

Select One:

• The Multicultural Act of the United Nations.
• British Charter of Freedoms
• Canadian Multiculturalism Act
• Canada Charter of Rights and Freedoms

Canadian Multiculturalism Act

 

[Canadiangoose]

Canadian Multiculturalism Act

Did you get this question in your test and is it the correct one?

 

[catharines]

Hello Guys,

Was preparing for the test and came across this question. Which option is the correct one?

Which legal document recognizes the cultural diversity of Canadians?

Select One:

• The Multicultural Act of the United Nations.
• British Charter of Freedoms
• Canadian Multiculturalism Act
• Canada Charter of Rights and Freedoms

Canadian Charter of Right and Freedom

 

[catharines]

Canadian Charter of Right and Freedom

Go on page 8 Discover Canada

 

[Alpina740]

It is easy to argue that the answer is the CMA (and I think it should be, based on the phrasing of the question) but I suggest you stick to the Discover Canada booklet which says it's the CCRF.

 

[links18]

Hmm, wording of question is problematic. But here is something to think about: An act can be modified with a simple majority vote in Parliament. But the CCRF is part of the Constitution and can't be modified so easily.

 

[Canadiangoose]

Thank you guys...Appreciate your responses.. I will go with CCRF...

 

[Alpina740]

Hmm, wording of question is problematic. But here is something to think about: An act can be modified with a simple majority vote in Parliament. But the CCRF is part of the Constitution and can't be modified so easily.

This is a bit off-topic, but your post made me read me further on technicalities and amendments to the Constitution. I just found out that Quebec never formally accepted the Constitution Act ! They even formed their own Charter of Rights and Freedoms (QCRF). The more you live, the more you learn