Asked by Mohammad

Canadian charter of rightgs and freedoms (fundamental)

going to church service of ur choice is freedom of? that be belief? i confused because it can also be religion, choice?

Which act be used 3 times in history of canada that can override charter rights?

i write Lord's Day Act for that.

Freedom to think and state what i wish to is: speech?

freedom to assembly only okay as long as assembly is? peaceful?

and i think it is true that we hve right to express our dissaproval of government here in canada.
Answered by Ms. Sue
It's freedom of religion.

I'm not sure about the Lord's Day Act. It prohibited doing business on Sunday. However, in 1985 the Lord's Day Act was overturned and is not a law now.

The other answers are right.
Answered by Mohammad
thanks very much ms. sue I post my other questions soon i transfer myself over to my laptop. be back :)
Answered by Ms. Sue
You're welcome, Mohammad.

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