Canadians have the right to move freely within Canada and to enter and remain in the country. Everyone is entitled to a fair trial and is considered innocent until proven guilty. Aboriginal people have constitutionally protected rights to hunting, fishing, culture and land title due to enjoying them before European settlement. Additionally, all people are equal under the law without discrimination.

2. What are our rights as
Canadians?

3.  Canadians are allowed to move freely
within the country.
 Canadians also have the right to enter
and remain in Canada.

4.  Everyone has the right to a fair trial.
 Everyone is innocent until proven guilty.
 The police should have reasonable
grounds for searching you or your home.

5.  Every person is equal under the law and
has the right to equal protection and
benefit of the law without discrimination
based on race, nationality, or ethnic
origin, color, religion, gender, age, or
mental or physical disability.

6.  Aboriginal people of Canada have
rights that are protected in Canada’s
constitution. These include rights for
hunting, fishing, culture and land title.
These rights are protected by law
because aboriginal people enjoyed
them before Europeans came to
Canada.

8. Everyone has the same
rights no matter what color
age or gender.

9. Thank you for helping out!
Mrs. Smith
Mrs. Abraham