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Collective Rights and Francophone Rights in Canada
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Collective Rights
Rights held by groups of people rather than individuals.
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Purpose of Collective Rights
To affirm collective identity and create a diverse and inclusive society.
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Unique aspect of Canada regarding Collective Rights
Canada is one of the few countries that legally protects collective rights.
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The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
A legal framework that protects fundamental freedoms, legal rights, and democratic rights in Canada.
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Who holds Collective Rights in Canada?
Aboriginal peoples (First Nations, Métis, Inuit), Francophones, and Anglophones.
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Historical and Modern Treaties
Agreements between the Canadian government and Indigenous groups defining land, hunting rights, and government responsibilities.
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The Indian Act
A Canadian law passed in 1876 governing the rights and status of First Nations peoples, originally aimed at assimilation.
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The Manitoba Act
A law passed in 1870 that created Manitoba and granted land and language rights to Métis and Francophones.
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Official Bilingualism
Canada's legal framework allowing English and French as official languages, ensuring rights to communicate with the federal government.
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Minority Language Education Rights
Rights allowing Francophone or Anglophone minorities to have publicly funded schools if significant populations exist.
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Legal Protections for Francophone Rights outside Quebec
Protected under the Official Bilingualism and Minority Language Education Rights.
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Importance of Francophone Rights
These rights help preserve the language and culture of French-speaking minorities outside Quebec.
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Bill 101 (Charte de la langue française)
Quebec law that protects the French language as the official language in government, work, education, and business.
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