CanadaRights 15 · Rights and responsibilities
What does the Charter say about the treaty rights of Aboriginal peoples?
- aCharter rights replace all treaty rights
- bCharter rights do not reduce treaty rightsCorrect answer
- cTreaty rights apply only in the territories
- dTreaty rights end for anyone who votes
Why?
The rights in the Charter must not take away from the treaty rights and other rights of Aboriginal peoples. Both sets of rights stand together.
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