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Civic Life
Gen-ED 108

I consider myself lucky to live in a country that is so open, and gives me the opportunity to be who I want to be. Canada allows me to seek medical attention without worrying if I can afford it, or the caliber of practice doctor’s performed. Canada also allows me to live in a country free of war and fighting. All this comes with a very minimal price. People living in Canada have certain obligations and responsibilities to be considered a Canadian citizen. You have freedoms, rights and have to participate in the community. You have a right to freedom, which allows you to speak your beliefs.
Freedom can be defined as the capacity to exercise choice known also as free will. Freedom in Canada allows you do whatever you wish, while remaining in the boundaries of the law. In Canada, you have the freedom to pick up and move from province to province, a well as moving to other countries. You also have the freedom to choose any religion that you would......

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