CanadaRights 29 · Rights and responsibilities
Canada has no compulsory military service. How can Canadians serve in the military part-time in their local community?
- aBy joining the Naval, Army or Air ReserveCorrect answer
- bBy volunteering with the Canadian Red Cross
- cBy working for Elections Canada on election day
- dBy serving on a jury in a provincial court
Why?
Canadians can serve part-time in their local community by joining the reserves of the navy, army or air force. Young people can also join the cadets.
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