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Applying for Citizenship
Lesson 1 · Getting Started

Applying for Citizenship

Learn the process, eligibility checks, interview expectations, and what happens after the test and oath.

  • eligibility
  • application flow
  • test day
  • oath ceremony
Rights and Responsibilities of Citizenship
Lesson 2 · Citizenship Foundations

Rights and Responsibilities of Citizenship

Understand democratic rights, mobility rights, legal equality, and the core responsibilities every citizen must uphold.

  • rights
  • responsibilities
  • equality
  • service
Who We Are
Lesson 3 · Identity

Who We Are

Explore Canada's diversity, Indigenous peoples, official languages, multicultural communities, and shared identity.

  • identity
  • official languages
  • diversity
  • Indigenous peoples
Canada's History
Lesson 4 · History

Canada's History

Follow the major events, peoples, and turning points that shaped Canada from Indigenous societies to Confederation and beyond.

  • early history
  • New France
  • Confederation
  • wars
Modern Canada
Lesson 5 · History

Modern Canada

See how Canada evolved in the modern era through growth, innovation, immigration, and changing social expectations.

  • innovation
  • immigration
  • modern society
  • national growth
How Canadians Govern Themselves
Lesson 6 · Government

How Canadians Govern Themselves

Understand Canada's constitutional monarchy, parliamentary democracy, and federal structure.

  • monarchy
  • parliament
  • federalism
  • governance
Federal Elections
Lesson 7 · Government

Federal Elections

Learn who can vote, how secret ballots work, how parties form government, and how citizens participate politically.

  • voting
  • secret ballot
  • elections
  • political participation
The Justice System
Lesson 8 · Civics

The Justice System

Study rule of law, due process, courts, policing, and the presumption of innocence.

  • courts
  • rule of law
  • due process
  • policing
Canadian Symbols
Lesson 9 · Identity

Canadian Symbols

Recognize the flag, anthem, Crown, holidays, sports, and symbols that express Canada's identity.

  • flag
  • anthem
  • crown
  • holidays
Canada's Economy
Lesson 10 · Society

Canada's Economy

Review Canada's trading economy, major industries, and the role of work in building prosperity.

  • trade
  • industry
  • economy
  • employment
Canada's Regions
Lesson 11 · Geography

Canada's Regions

Travel through the Atlantic Provinces, Central Canada, the Prairies, the West Coast, and the North.

  • geography
  • provinces
  • territories
  • regional identity