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Canadian Citizenship

What is a citizen? Someone who is by birth or naturalization a legal member of a nation and who, as a result, has the rights and responsibilities of citizenship

What makes a “good” citizen? Follows laws and ethics Participates in society Respects all cultures Pays taxes Helpful towards others Volunteers/gives back Contributes to the economy

What makes a “bad” citizen? Breaks/disobeys the law Disrespects other cultures Harms the environment Puts themselves/others in danger Disturbs the peace Acts selfishly Does not vote

As a citizen, you are entitled The meaning of citizenship As a citizen, you are entitled to many rights Along with every right comes responsibility We are all citizens in many ways; in our families, school, city and in Canada

in City of Kawartha Lakes affairs you are involved in Citizen’s Circle Country Province City Community ME (family, friends) Groups, Clubs, Sports What you belong to in City of Kawartha Lakes What provincial affairs you are involved in What makes you a Canadian citizen