my teacher told me to use https://ojen.ca/wp-content/uploads/In-Brief_STUDENT_Canadian-Charter-of-Rights-and-Freedoms.pdf

Please read the Charter of Rights and Freedoms and answer the following questions. In-Brief_STUDENT_Canadian-Charter-of-Rights-and-Freedoms.pdf

A. When was the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms made law in Canada?

B. Which section of the Charter guarantees the right of Canadians to gather with others in peaceful protest?

C. What is the most significant difference between the Canadian Bill of Rights and the Charter? GIVE an example. D. Why do you think the authors of the Charter included the category "analogous

grounds" in the section on equality rights? (if you don't know what this means..

look it up!)

E. The Charter specifically prohibits government discrimination on the basis of age, yet there are laws against drinking, driving and voting that clearly discriminate against young people.

a. Is this discrimination justifiable in your opinion? Explain using examples.

F. In your opinion, is it a threat to rights and freedoms that the Charter can still be overridden via s. 33? Explain.

G. Review the formula for amending the Charter. Does it do enough to ensure that a proposed amendment has the support of the Canadian public?

A. When was the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms made law in Canada? B. Which section of the Charter guarantees the right of Canadians to gather with others in peaceful protest? C. What is the most significant difference between the Canadian Bill of Rights and the Charter? GIVE an example. D. Why do you think the authors of the Charter included the category "analogous grounds" in the section on equality rights? (if you don't know what this means.. look it up!) E. The Charter specifically prohibits government discrimination on the basis of age, yet there are laws against drinking, driving and voting that clearly discriminate against young people. a. Is this discrimination justifiable in your opinion? Explain using examples. F. In your opinion, is it a threat to rights and freedoms that the Charter can still be overridden via s. 33? Explain. G. Review the formula for amending the Charter. Does it do enough to ensure that a proposed amendment has the support of the Canadian public? Due Date