Canadian Government Crossword
This printable crossword puzzle on the topic of US Government & Constitution has 19 clues. Answers range from 5 to 30 letters long. This crossword is also available to download as a Microsoft Word document or a PDF.
Description
The leader of the Municiple government.
The National government centered in Ottawa. This Federal system shars the powers of government with the 10 provincial governments.
Government of the 10 provinces of Canada. These governments share the powers of governing with the Federal government.
The leader of the provincial government the the party with the most seats in the provincial legislature.
Government that controls the local affairs of cities, towns, and rural municipalities.
The branch of government made up of the Queen or her representatives, the cabinet, and the administration.
The lower house of parliament where elected officials meet to introduce, debate and vote on laws in Canada.
The branch of government including judges of the law courts of Canada who interpret and apply the laws.
Canada's Head of state is the queen, however she is limited in her powers through the constitution.
An individual elected to represent a single Provincial Electoral district (riding) in the lagislative Assembly of their province. also known as an MLA.
An individual elected to represent a single Federal Electoral district (riding) in the House of Commons. Also known as an MP.
The king or Queen who rules a nation.
the upper House of Canada's Parliament where appointed members consider, revise laws and give regions an equal voice in the House of Commons.
The branch of the government that contains elected representatives who make laws, vote on taxes and spending.
The queen's representative at the Federal Level of government.
The supreme law of a country that outlines the powers of government and citizens rights.
Government of the 3 territories of Canada. Under the federal system these governments are under federal control and do not have the same status as provinces.
The head of the federal government. The leader of the party with more seats that any other in the House of Commons.
Senior elected members of government including the Prime Minister (Federal) or Premier (Provincial) and minsters chosen by the Prime minister or Premier.
