Canadian Citizenship Practice Test 2024

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Who makes Canada's laws?

The president
The queen
Elected representatives
Judges

The correct answer is: Elected representatives

C Elected representatives are the ones responsible for making Canada's laws. Although the queen is the official head of state in Canada, she does not hold real political power and cannot make laws. Similarly, the president is the head of state in other countries but does not hold any legislative power in Canada. Judges also do not make laws, but rather interpret and enforce them. Therefore, the elected representatives, chosen by the Canadian people through democratic elections, are the ones who hold the power to make laws on behalf of the country.