Federal Responsibilities

National
Defense:
A
military
or
defense
system over a country to
protect citizens
Foreign Diplomacy: The
conduct of one state and
another by peaceful
means

Provincial Responsibilities
Education: The process of
receiving or systematic
instruction

Municipal Responsibilities
Public Transport: Shared
passenger transport service which
is available for the public

Health Service: A public

service providing medical
care.

International Trade:
Exchange of capital,
goods, and services
across international
borders.

Natural Resources:
Materials or substances such
as minerals, forests, etc.

Waste Collection: Collection and

transport of waste to the place of
treatment
Disposal Services: Getting rid of
unwanted things such as garbage
Water Services: Provision of
water by public utilities or by
individuals through pipes and
pumps

Aboriginal Affairs:
Northern Canada
Aboriginal peoples who
make/have
responsibilities and
policies
Postal Service:
Department or
corporation responsible
for mail services
Banking System:
Network of intuitions
that offer financial
services within a country
Marriage and Divorce:
Marital union or
elimination
Criminal Law: A system
of law that is concerned
with punishment for
people who commit
crimes.

Environmental Issues:
Problems with the planets
systems such as air, water,
soil, etc.
Charities: The voluntary
action of giving help most of
the time in the form of money

Sewage Services: Water that

carries waste that is to be
removed from the community and
be treated
Snow Removal: Job of removing
snow after snowfall to make
travelling easier and more safe

Licenses: A permit from an

authority to own or use
something.

Fire Protection: Study and

practice of lowering the probability
of unwanted fires

Highway: A main road that

connects major cities of towns

Land Zoning: Classifies what

parcels of lands can be used for

Provincial Court System:

Local trials inferior or lower
courts with limited jurisdiction
in each province
Provincial Police: Provides
police service only for the
province

Local Police Services: Provides

police service only for the
municipal

Provincial Jail: Owned and

operated by the province for
criminals

Fees for Licenses: Amount of

money paid by an individual or
group to be performing a certain
service

Collection of Property Taxes: A

tax put on real estate by the local
government