You canchooseyour ownfriendsRight to beinformedof theoffenceYou have thefreedom toexpress youropinionsThe right to anewParliamentevery 5yearsFreedomofReligionYou areinnocentuntil provenguiltyTheright toprotestThe rightto leaveand enterthe countryThe right tobepresumedINNOCENTIf you arearrested, youmust be told ofyour option tosee a lawyerFREEThe rightto a cleanand safespaceThe righttofreedomof speechThe right totalk or writeto the Govt.in English orFrenchRightTrial byJuryRight toeducationin Frenchor EnglishRight to not betreated unfairlybased on yourrace, gender,religion, age, ordisabilityThe right tomove andlive in anyprovinceTheright toVoteThe right towork in anyProvince orTerritory inCanadaYou canchooseyour ownfriendsRight to beinformedof theoffenceYou have thefreedom toexpress youropinionsThe right to anewParliamentevery 5yearsFreedomofReligionYou areinnocentuntil provenguiltyTheright toprotestThe rightto leaveand enterthe countryThe right tobepresumedINNOCENTIf you arearrested, youmust be told ofyour option tosee a lawyerFREEThe rightto a cleanand safespaceThe righttofreedomof speechThe right totalk or writeto the Govt.in English orFrenchRightTrial byJuryRight toeducationin Frenchor EnglishRight to not betreated unfairlybased on yourrace, gender,religion, age, ordisabilityThe right tomove andlive in anyprovinceTheright toVoteThe right towork in anyProvince orTerritory inCanada

Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedom - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. B-You can choose your own friends
  2. N-Right to be informed of the offence
  3. I-You have the freedom to express your opinions
  4. G-The right to a new Parliament every 5 years
  5. I-Freedom of Religion
  6. N-You are innocent until proven guilty
  7. B-The right to protest
  8. I-The right to leave and enter the country
  9. I-The right to be presumed INNOCENT
  10. G-If you are arrested, you must be told of your option to see a lawyer
  11. B-FREE
  12. N-The right to a clean and safe space
  13. G-The right to freedom of speech
  14. B-The right to talk or write to the Govt. in English or French
  15. G-Right Trial by Jury
  16. B-Right to education in French or English
  17. I-Right to not be treated unfairly based on your race, gender, religion, age, or disability
  18. G-The right to move and live in any province
  19. N-The right to Vote
  20. N-The right to work in any Province or Territory in Canada