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canada’s government and electoral systems. canadian education system and education process canada’s government and electoral systems. canadian education system and education process table of contents structure of government electoral system and political process structure of the education system in canada challenges and reforms in the education system 01 02 03 04 —john a. macdonald (canada’s first prime minister) egerton ryerson (founder of canada’s public education system) “the government should be the servant of the people, not their master ”. “ education is the lifeblood of democracy, the foundation upon which we build a just society.” structure of government 01 government of canada canada is a federal state, parliamentary democracy and constitutional monarchy a federal state brings together a number of different political communities with a central government (federal) for national matters and separate local governments (provincial/territorial) for local affairs as a parliamentary democracy, we elect members to our parliament and …

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a federal form of government, the canadian fathers of confederation assigned particular responsibilities to the federal and provincial governments (outlined in sections 91- 95, constitution act, 1867) three branches of government - federal • monarch: includes the queen's representative (the governor general) and sits atop the three branches • legislative branch: creates statutes under federal jurisdiction. the legislative branch is made up of: -elected representatives called members of parliament (mps) who sit in the house of commons - appointed regional representatives who sit in the senate • executive branch: responsible for government operations, and implementing and enforcing laws. includes the prime minister and cabinet ministers (appointed by the prime minister). • judicial branch: interprets the law and determines the penalty for those who violate established laws, rules and regulations. includes the federal court system, which is headed by the supreme court and nine appointed judges. electoral system - canada electoral …

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mmons elections) canada is divided into 338 electoral districts (ridings), each electing one member of parliament (mp). the party winning the most seats forms the government. the leader of the winning party becomes the prime minister. if no party wins a majority, a minority government or coalition may form. election process: 1️⃣ dissolution of parliament (by the governor general on the prime minister’s advice). 2️⃣ election campaign (usually lasts 36–50 days). 3️⃣ voting day (voters cast their ballots in person or by mail). 4️⃣ counting and results (winner declared based on fptp system). 5️⃣ formation of government (majority, minority, or coalition government). political parties in canada liberal party (center-left, current governing party). conservative party (center-right, main opposition). new democratic party (ndp) (left-wing, social democracy). bloc québécois (quebec nationalist, focuses on quebec interests). green party (environment-focused, progressive policies). other smaller parties also compete at different levels. 🚨 debate over fptp: some …

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are official languages at federal level making it a bilingual nation. canada generally has 190 school days in a year, officially starting from september to the end of june there is no federal department of education and no integrated national system of education. within the federal system of shared powers, canada's constitution act of 1867 provides that "in each province, the legislature may exclusively make laws in relation to education" this is a map 1️⃣ early childhood education (ece) (ages 0–5) 🏫 overview: early childhood education includes daycare, preschool, and kindergarten. not mandatory but highly encouraged. programs focus on social, emotional, and cognitive development. available in public, private, and home-based settings. 📌 kindergarten: junior kindergarten (jk) (age 4) – optional in some provinces. senior kindergarten (sk) (age 5) – mandatory in many provinces. offered in both english and french. primary (elementary) education (grades 1–6, ages 6–12) compulsory for all children …

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institutions offer diplomas, certificates, and job-specific training. programs last 1–3 years. examples: nursing, engineering technology, business, culinary arts, mechanics. focus on practical skills and employment readiness. ✅ universities offer bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral (phd) degrees. bachelor’s degree: 3–4 years. master’s degree: 1–2 years. phd: 3–6 years. top universities include: university of toronto mcgill university university of british columbia (ubc) indigenous education & special programs 🌍 some schools are indigenous-led and focus on first nations, métis, and inuit cultures. bilingual education in indigenous languages is promoted. special education programs help students with disabilities or learning difficulties. education costs & financial aid 💰 public primary & secondary education is free for residents. college & university tuition varies by province and program. financial aid options include: government loans (canada student loans program - cslp) grants & scholarships work-study programs a picture is worth a thousand words thanks do you have any questions? credits: …

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canada’s government and electoral systems. canadian education system and education process canada’s government and electoral systems. canadian education system and education process table of contents structure of government electoral system and political process structure of the education system in canada challenges and reforms in the education system 01 02 03 04 —john a. macdonald (canada’s first prime minister) egerton ryerson (founder of canada’s public education system) “the government should be the servant of the people, not their master ”. “ education is the lifeblood of democracy, the foundation upon which we build a just society.” structure of government 01 government of canada canada is a federal state, parliamentary democracy and constitutional monarchy a federal state brings tog...

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