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Charter Rights in Action

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Charter Rights in Action

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Rights and Responsibilities: Quick Reference

Fundamental freedoms: Freedom of conscience and religion, thought and expression, peaceful assembly, and association.

Democratic rights: The right to vote and participate in choosing and communicating with government.

Mobility rights: The right to move to, live in, and work in any province or territory in Canada.

Equality rights: The right to equal protection and benefit of the law without discrimination.

Legal rights: The right to fair treatment and protection from unreasonable government action, including unfair searches.

Rights come with responsibilities, such as respecting others, following just laws, participating thoughtfully, and considering the effects of our actions. Rights may have reasonable limits that protect others or serve an important public purpose.

Rights in Action: Analyse Each Scenario

1. Peaceful student demonstration
A student group plans a peaceful demonstration about a school policy. They make signs, remain non-violent, and avoid blocking entrances.

Charter right involved:

Citizen responsibility:

Possible reasonable limitation:

Evidence or reasoning:

2. An accessible public service
A public service changes its entrance and information system so people with disabilities can use the service equally.

Charter right involved:

Citizen responsibility:

Possible reasonable limitation:

Evidence or reasoning:

3. A police search
Police search a person’s belongings but do not clearly explain the reason for the search.

Charter right involved:

Citizen responsibility:

Possible reasonable limitation:

Evidence or reasoning:

Individual Reflection

Complete each sentence using what you learned.

One Charter right is important because…
A responsibility connected to it is…
A reasonable limit could be…

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