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Citizenship and Government in Canada

Canadians are proud of their citizenship. Canadian citizenship is one of the most prized in the world. Every year about 150,000 people become citizens.

How can I prepare for the Citizenship test?
You can take a Citizenship class and take practice tests.

What is the structure of the Canadian Federal - Provincial political system?
There are three levels of government with different responsibilities.

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Share and compare your Citizenship timeline with MySettlement
MySettlement allows you to share your timelines with others in the Discussion Area. Right now you can share and compare your citizenship timelines, with more timelines coming soon!

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How do I apply for Canadian Citizenship?
In order to apply for Canadian citizenship you must be over 18 years of age. Residence in Canada for at least three years as a legal permanent resident is required.

What language requirements are there to get Canadian Citizenship?
Knowledge of one of the official languages of Canada is a legal requirement for granting Canadian citizenship.

What are my rights and responsibilities as a Canadian Citizen?
Becoming a Canadian citizen means that you acquire certain rights and responsibilities.

How can I replace my Citizenship Card if it has been lost or stolen?
If you have lost your Citizenship Card or if it has been stolen, you will want to replace it with a new citizenship certificate.

Where can I get information on Canadian Political Parties and Members?
There are many political parties in Canada. Major parties include Bloc Québécois, Canadian Reform Conservative Alliance, New Democratic Party, Liberal Party, Progressive Conservative Party.

How do I vote in Ontario?
You have an important job. You have the opportunity to hire (vote for) individuals to represent you and your community in the political process.

A Guide to Voting in the Canadian Federal Election
The Federal election has been scheduled for Monday, January 23, 2006 .

A Guide to Voting in Ontario’s Provincial Election
 On October 10, Canadian citizens who are residents of Ontario can vote for provincial representatives. Read about how to vote in this election.

A Guide to Voting in Your City/Municipal Election
Find out how to get involved at your local level.