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Intro to Canadian Government(s) 2015

Canada is a Federal system… This means it has 3 levels of government

1) Municipal 1) Municipal 2) Provincial / Territorial 2) Provincial / Territorial 3) Federal 3) Federal (graphic organizer)

FEDERAL GOVERNMENT

HOUSE OF COMMONS, OTTAWA Parliament Hill, Ottawa House of Commons House of Commons 338 Members of Parliament 338 Members of Parliament Each member represents one of the country’s electoral districts, or ridings Each member represents one of the country’s electoral districts, or ridings

Liberal Party of Canada Party Leader & PM Justin Trudeau, MP 184 seats

Conservative Party of Canada Party Leader: Prime Minister Rona Ambrose, MP 99 seats

New Democratic Party (NDP) Party Leader: Thomas Mulcair, MP 44 seats

Bloc Quebecois Party Leader: Rheal Fortin, MP Rheal Fortin, MP 10 seats

Green Party of Canada Leader: Elizabeth May 1 seat

Who is your current MP, Michael Chong?? Who is your current MP, Michael Chong?? Born and raised in Fergus Born and raised in Fergus Before getting involved in politics, Mike was the Chief Information Officer for the NHL Before getting involved in politics, Mike was the Chief Information Officer for the NHL In 2006, he was Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs and Minister for Sport In 2006, he was Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs and Minister for Sport

PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT

QUEEN’S PARK, Toronto (107) seats

Kathleen Wynne, MPP Premier Ontario Liberal Party (49 seats)

Patrick Brown, MPP Leader of the Official Opposition ProgressiveConservative Party of Ontario (36/107 seats)

Andrea Horwath, MPP Leader: New Democratic Party of Ontario (20/107 seats)

Your MPP … Ted Arnott Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario

MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT

Town of Halton Hills Mayor Rick Bonnette Civic Center 1 Halton Hills Drive, Georgetown

The voting age in Canada should be lowered to Strongly agree. 2. Agree 3. Disagree 4. Strongly disagree

Provincial Issue: Pit Bulls