📜 Chapter 1: Rights and Responsibilities of Citizenship
Which two of these are part of Canadians' mobility rights?
Correct answers: Applying for a passport; Entering and leaving Canada freely
✓ Applying for a passport
B Serving on a jury in any province
✓ Entering and leaving Canada freely
D Choosing the language used in court
💡 Explanation
Along with living and working anywhere in Canada, mobility rights cover free entry and exit from the country and the ability to apply for a passport.
Key facts to remember
- Citizens can live and work anywhere in Canada
- Citizens can leave Canada and return freely
- Citizens can apply for a passport
Why this is the answer
From the official Discover Canada study guide — 1.2.2 Mobility Rights:
Mobility rights are about movement. A citizen may choose to live in any part of Canada, and may work in any part of Canada. No permission is needed to move from one province or territory to another. These rights also cross the border. A citizen may leave Canada freely, and may enter the country again freely. A citizen may also apply for a passport. Put together, these rules mean that where you settle, where you work and where you travel is your own choice.
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