Definition of a Citizen “To be a citizen means that you were born in and/or have become a resident of a particular country”. OHP #1 Level One 404.01.

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Definition of a Citizen “To be a citizen means that you were born in and/or have become a resident of a particular country”. OHP #1 Level One

Definition of Democracy “ A democracy is a government by the people.” Level One OHP #2

The Oath of Citizenship “ I, (name in full), swear/affirm that I will be faithful and bear true allegiance to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Second, Queen of Canada, Her Heirs and Successors, according to law and that I will faithfully observe the laws of Canada, and fulfil my duties as a Canadian citizen.” Level One OHP #3

Responsibilities of a citizen To be loyal to Canada; To be loyal to the Queen of Canada and her representative, the Governor General; To respect private and public property; To care for Canada’s heritage; and To support Canada’s ideals. Level One OHP #4

Things you could do in your community Canada Day Remembrance Day Battle of Britain Volunteer at a hospital or seniors home Collect food for the food bank Volunteer at a Red Cross blood Donor clinic Sit in on a municipal council meeting and/or tour your provincial legislature. Visit a local museum Clean up a local park or playground Level One OHP #5