Canadian Constitution

The constitution is the basic system of laws of a country, which defines and limits the powers of the ruling body. The Canadian constitution is a written document, which states the rules that construe and interpret the powers of federal and provincial governments, and authenticate the responsibilities and rights of the Canadian citizens. Among these laws are section 7, 11, 12 which set out rights that protect us in our dealings with the justice system. These specific sections …

…identities. This great achievement entrenches our rights and allows Canadians to ask the courts to strike down federal and provincial laws that would violate our fundamental rights. All documents that make up the constitution of Canada are written in the best interest of Canadians and allow us to live in a free and democratic society. The constitution is a powerful document that should never be taken forgranted as it is there to protect the people.