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The Governor General represents the King — grants Royal Assent, swears in the PM, opens Parliament. Plus what's on the 2026 citizenship test.
The representative of the Sovereign in Canada. Performs ceremonial duties and gives Royal Assent to laws.
The Crown's representative in each province. Similar role to the Governor General at the provincial level.
Everything about Canadian government for the citizenship test. Federal, provincial, municipal levels, Parliament, PM, Governor General.
20 practice questions about Canadian government for the citizenship test. Parliament, elections, PM, Governor General, and levels of government.
Canada's Senate has 105 senators appointed by the Governor General. Here is how the Senate is organised, how senators are appointed.
Royal Assent is when the Governor General formally approves a bill passed by Parliament, making it law. What to know for the citizenship test.
The formal approval by the Governor General that makes a bill into law.
The 30th Governor General of Canada (since July 2021). The first Indigenous person to hold the position. An Inuk diplomat.
Answer: Three — Parliament has three parts: the Sovereign (represented by the Governor General), the Senate, and the House of Commons.
Answer: Appointed by the Governor General on advice of the PM — Senators are appointed by the Governor General on the advice of the Prime Minister and serve until age 75.
Answer: The Governor General — The Governor General represents the Sovereign (King/Queen) in Canada and performs ceremonial duties.
Canadian citizens generally cannot be deported — that is one of the core protections of citizenship.
The 24th Prime Minister of Canada (since March 2025). Liberal Party leader. Former Governor of the Bank of Canada and Bank of England.
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