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PLEASE NOTE: ANY FONT IN BLUE YOU DO NOT HAVE TO COPY DOWN How does the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms support individuals in exercising their rights? Pages The charter protects individual rights Anyone in who is legally in Canada can file a complaint if they think their individual rights are being infringed upon People legally in Canada are either : canadian citizens permanent residentss people legally visiting the country (Permanent residency refers to a person's visa status: the person is allowed to reside indefinitely within a country despite not having citizenship. A person with such status is known as a permanent resident. )

Examples from the book that illustrate where people felt their individual rights were being infringed upon Summarize what happens in one sentence on the following pages Always open: read page 102 ______________________________________________________________ Breaking the communication Barrier page 103 ______________________________________________________________ Restrictions on Flying page 104 ______________________________________________________________ Banning junk food Ads page 105 ______________________________________________________________

Mini Quiz –Take out a new sheet of paper and by using your notes hand this in for marks You must write the question. 1.What does the charter protect? 2. Can anyone in Canada file a complaint if they feel their individual rights under the charter are being infringed upon? 3. Explain one of the issues covered in the textbook, and explain which one of the Charter rights or freedoms it violated. (2 marks) Write your name on the sheet of paper and wait for further instructions