How is the country of canada organized?

Answer 1

Canadians elect regional politicians to be Members of Parliament (MPs) for their electoral area (riding). Ridings are decided by a combination of geography and population. The total number of elected MPs is 308 and they sit in the House of Commons in Ottawa, Ontario - where they propose, debate and legislate bills and laws. The House of Commons is also referred to as "the lower house" - once bills are passed they must be voted on by the upper house (the Senate) a group appointed, usually senior politicians.

The Prime Minister is the leader of the party(s) that holds the majority of seats in the House of Commons - if he or she loses the confidence of the House (ie has a majority opposing them) then the Governor General (who is the Queen's representative in Canada) must dissolve Parliament and hold a general election.

Canada is a constitutional monarchy - and our head of state is her majesty Queen Elizabeth II.

Canada is made up of ten provinces and three territories who have their own legislatures and a degree of autonoomoy as granted by the federal government.

Answer 2

In terms of what? The government? If that is the case, it is as follows:

Structure of the Government of Canada
Sovereign
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II

The Canadian Monarchy

Governor General
Her Excellency the Right Honourable Michaëlle Jean

Parliament which consists of

Members of the Senate

House of Commons

Answer 3

Instead of states they have provinces and territories. Is that what you mean?

Answer 4

By size and color. It makes for a very attractive appearance.

Answer 5

What do you mean? What is it's government? Labor unions? WHAT?

Answer 6

You'll have to ask Quebec,they're in charge and always have been!

Answer 7

Very poorly.

Answer 8

alphabetically