Right tono cruel orunusualtreatmentFreedomofreligionFreedomofpeacefulassemblyFreedomofopinionRight to aneducation ina minoritylanguageRight toaninterpretorin courtRight toequalityDemocraticrightsRight to beinformedof anoffenceEnforcementRightsLegalrightsGeneralrightsRight againstunreasonablesearch &seizureEqualityrightsRight tomove & tolive in anyprovinceRight to speakto agovernmentservant in yourown languageFreedomofexpressionRightto VoteRight tofeel safe& freeMobilityrightsRight tobepresumedinnocentRight to betried in areasonabletimeRight to anewparliamentevery 5yearsRight to useFrench orEnglish inparliamentRight toleave &enter thecountryRightto trialby juryRight tono cruel orunusualtreatmentFreedomofreligionFreedomofpeacefulassemblyFreedomofopinionRight to aneducation ina minoritylanguageRight toaninterpretorin courtRight toequalityDemocraticrightsRight to beinformedof anoffenceEnforcementRightsLegalrightsGeneralrightsRight againstunreasonablesearch &seizureEqualityrightsRight tomove & tolive in anyprovinceRight to speakto agovernmentservant in yourown languageFreedomofexpressionRightto VoteRight tofeel safe& freeMobilityrightsRight tobepresumedinnocentRight to betried in areasonabletimeRight to anewparliamentevery 5yearsRight to useFrench orEnglish inparliamentRight toleave &enter thecountryRightto trialby jury

Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. 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. Right to no cruel or unusual treatment
  2. Freedom of religion
  3. Freedom of peaceful assembly
  4. Freedom of opinion
  5. Right to an education in a minority language
  6. Right to an interpretor in court
  7. Right to equality
  8. Democratic rights
  9. Right to be informed of an offence
  10. Enforcement Rights
  11. Legal rights
  12. General rights
  13. Right against unreasonable search & seizure
  14. Equality rights
  15. Right to move & to live in any province
  16. Right to speak to a government servant in your own language
  17. Freedom of expression
  18. Right to Vote
  19. Right to feel safe & free
  20. Mobility rights
  21. Right to be presumed innocent
  22. Right to be tried in a reasonable time
  23. Right to a new parliament every 5 years
  24. Right to use French or English in parliament
  25. Right to leave & enter the country
  26. Right to trial by jury