Government Canada. Government Governor General (represents the king or queen in Canada) Governor General (represents the king or queen in Canada) Prime.

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Government Canada

Government Governor General (represents the king or queen in Canada) Governor General (represents the king or queen in Canada) Prime minister (the head of cabinet) Prime minister (the head of cabinet) House of Commons House of Commons Senate Senate Constitutional monarchy (the head of the country is the head of the United Kingdom) Constitutional monarchy (the head of the country is the head of the United Kingdom)

King or Queen Is represented by Governor General who is appointed by the head of UK Is represented by Governor General who is appointed by the head of UK Guvernor general give advices to the Canadian Prime Minister Guvernor general give advices to the Canadian Prime Minister The role of GG is mostly only ceremonial The role of GG is mostly only ceremonial Has the right to veto the law (as in CZ) Has the right to veto the law (as in CZ)

Canadian Parliament 4 main parties 4 main parties New Democratic Party New Democratic Party Conservative Party Conservative Party Liberal Party Liberal Party Bloc Québécois Bloc Québécois Other smaller parties Other smaller parties Usually win only local elections Usually win only local elections

Canadian Cabinet Consists of the politics from the largest party from Canadian Parliament Consists of the politics from the largest party from Canadian Parliament The head is the Prime minister (as in the UK) The head is the Prime minister (as in the UK)

Government Canada