Citizenship Exam: Canadian and Draft Version

citizenship exam: The working copy obtained by The Canadian Press suggests the federal government has completely overhauled the book used by prospective Canadians to prepare for the test, according to Toronto Star. The current Discover Canada guide dates back to 2011 when the previous Conservative government did its own overhaul designed to provide more information on Canadian values and history. Adina Bresge / THE CANADIAN PRESS file photo By Stephanie Levitz The Canadian Press Sun., July 23, 2017 OTTAWA Respecting treaties with Indigenous Peoples, paying taxes and filling out the census are listed as mandatory obligations of Canadian citizenship in a draft version of a new study guide for the citizenship exam. Some of the Conservatives' insertions attracted controversy, including increased detail about the War of 1812 and a warning that certain barbaric cultural practices, such as honour killings and female genital mutilation, are crimes in Canada. But although work has been underway for over a year, there's no date set for publication of a final version. Getting rid of both those elements was what former Liberal Immigration Minister John McCallum had in mind when he said early in 2016 that the book was up for a rewrite. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.