1)
Read
the following article by Patrick Weil on citizenship by clicking
here.
2)
Watch
the audiovisual presentation by clicking here.
3)
Read
the article on Canadian citizenship by J. Donald Galloway by clicking here.
4)
Based
on the article by Patrick Weil,
explain the ways in which citizenship may be acquired.
5)
Based
on the article by Galloway, explain the main aspects of Canadian Citizenship
law.
6)
According
to Galloway, what are the most significant omissions of the Canadian
Citizenship Act?
7)
Search
the Internet and read about Canadian citizenship tests. Briefly summarize the
requirements and give your opinion about these tests.
8)
Find
a newspaper article dealing with Canadian citizenship (e.g. denial of passport,
US/Canada cross-border issues, etc.) and analyze it.
9)
Write
one question about citizenship law for the test bank.
10)
Pass
in a written report answering all these questions next class. You can work
individually or in small groups. There is no page limit, but ideally the length
of the report should be about 3 to 5 pages.
N.B.: This is part of
the class activities. This project is assessed as any other activity. It has no
separate grade.