0 카나다 시민 권 시험 문제집 2008 / 06 / 09 스티브 http : / / planet . daum . net / ds 1 hrx / ilog / 7120633 원 게시물 을 보 시 면 음악 을 들 을 수 있 습니다 . Canadian Citizenship Exam ( 2004 Version ) [ English Questions – English & Korean Answers ] ** Recommended web sites are very useful for the recent information of political issues . ** [ Questions ] 1 . The first people who lived in Canada ? The First Nations 퍼스트 네이션 ( 1970 s 이전 에 는 Indian 으로 불리 었 음 ) 2 . What are the three main groups of Aboriginal peoples ? First Nations 퍼스트 네이션 / Inuit 이 누 잇 / Metis 메티스 3 . In which parts of Canada did the Aboriginal peoples first live ? The first nations in all areas of Canada . Inuit in the North . The Metis in prairies . 4 . What did the Aboriginal peoples living in your region depend on for survival ? The First Nations on coast depended on fishing and hunting . ( 해안 의 퍼스트 네이션 은 고기잡이 와 사냥 에 종사 했 다 . ) The First Nations on the prairies depended on buffalo herds . ( 평원 의 퍼스트 네이션 은 들소 사육 에 종사 했 다 . ) The First Nation in central and eastern Canada hunted and grew vegetable crops . ( 중부 와 동부 에 살 던 사람 들 은 곡물 과 야채 재배 에 종사 했 다 . ) The Inuit in the North depended on hunting seals , whales , caribou and polar bears . ( 이 누 잇 은 바다표범 , 고래 , 순록 , 곰 사냥 등 에 종사 했 다 . ) The Metis took part in fur trading . ( 메티스 는 모피 무역 에 종사 했 다 . ) 5 . From whom are the Metis descended ? The Metis descended from early French and some English fur traders who married First Nation women . Their children and descendents are the Metis people . ( 프랑스 계 와 영국 계 모피 무역 인 들 과 원주민 여성 들 과 의 사이 에서 태어난 자손 들 이 메티스 이 다 . ) 6 . In what industry did the Metis first work with European settlers ? Fur trading . ( 모피 무역 ) 7 . Which group of Aboriginal peoples make up more than half of the population of the Northwest Territory and Nunavut ? The Inuit ( 이 누 잇 ) 8 . Why are the Aboriginal peoples of Canada working toward self - governed ? To keep their unique history , cultures and languages alive . ( 그 들 의 역사 , 문화 와 언어 를 지키 기 위해서 ) 9 . Where did the first European settlers in Canada come from ? France 프랑스 10 . Why did early explorers first come to ? Because of its coastal location and natural resources . They are come from over the Atlantic Ocean . ( 대서양 을 건너온 사람 들 이 고 , 자연 자원 때문 에 ) 11 . Who were the Acadian people ? French settlers who came in the 1600 s . ( 1600 년 대 정착 한 프랑스 계 사람 들 ) 12 . What three industries helped the early settlers build communities in the Atlantic region ? Farming / Fishing / shipbuilding ( 농사 / 어업 / 조선 ) 13 . Who were the United Empire Loyalists ? British settlers ( 영국 계 정착 자 들 ) / People from U . S . after American Revolution 14 . When did the United Empire Loyalists come to Canada ? in the late 1700 s ( 1700 년 대 후반 ) 15 . When did settlers from France first establish communities on the St . Lawrence River ? in the early 1600 s ( 1600 년 대 초반 ) 16 . In which type of industry did most early European settlers work ? Farming ( 농업 ) 17 . Which trade spread across Canada making it import ! ant to the economy for over 300 years ? . Fur Trading ( 모피 무역 ) 18 . What form of transportation did Aboriginal peoples and fur traders use to creates trading networks in North America ? waterway transportation ( 수상 운송 ) 19 . For how long did the Hudson Bay Company control the Northern lands ? more than 300 years since 1600 s . ( 1600 년 대 부터 300 여 년 ) 20 . What import ! ant trade did the Hudson ’ s Bay Company control ? Fur Trade ( 모피 무역 ) 21 . When did thousands of miners first come to the Yukon ? at the end of 1800 s during Gold Rush . ( 1800 년 대 말 골드러시 때 ) 22 . What did the government do to make immigration to western Canada much easier ? The Federal Government built a Canadian Pacific Railway . ( 철도 건설 ) 23 . Which group of people were import ! ant in the building of the Canadian Pacific Railway ? Chinese ( 중국인 ) 24 . When was the Canadian Pacific Railway finished ? late 1800 s ( 1800 년 대 말 ) 25 . What did the federal government do to encourage people to settle in the Prairie provinces during the early ? The Federal Government built a railway across the Prairies to the pacific coast . ( 평원 지대 와 태평양 연안 을 연결 하 는 철도 건설 ) Government offered cheap price lands . 26 . What does Confederation mean ? Joining together to create the new country of Canada . ( 캐나다 건국 을 위해서 서로 연합 하 는 것 ) 27 . What is the Canadian Constitution ? The system of laws and conventions by which our country governs itself . ( 관습법 ) 28 . What year was Confederation ? / or In what year did Canada become a country ? 1867 , July 1 . ( 1867 년 7 월 1 일 ) 29 . What document made confederation legal ? The British North America Act ( of 1867 ) . ( 영국 령 북아메리카 법 ) 30 . Which document first defined the responsibilities of federal and provincial government ? The British North America Act ( 영국 령 북아메리카 법 ) 31 . When did the British North America Act come into effect ? 1867 , July 1 . ( 1867 년 7 월 1 일 ) 32 . Why is the British North America Act import ! ant in Canadian history ? Because it made The Confederation legal . ( 컨 페더레이션 - 1781 ~ 1789 년 에 결성 된 아메리카 식민지 연맹 - 을 법 적 으로 인정 했으므로 ) 33 . Which four provinces joined first formed Confederation ? Ontario , Quebec , New Brunswick , Nova Scotia . ( 온타리오 , 퀘벡 , 뉴 브 른스윅 , 노바스코샤 ) 34 . List each province and territory and tell when each one joined Confederation ? Manitoba , Northwest Territories 1870 / British Columbia 1871 / Prince Edward Island 1873 / Yukon 1898 / Alberta , Saskatchewan 1905 / Newfoundland 1949 35 . ( 1 ) Which was the last province to join Canada ? ( a ) Newfoundland ( 1949 ) 뉴펀들랜드 / ( b ) Nunavut ( 1999 ) 누 너 빗 36 . When is Canada Day and what does it celebrate ? . July 1 , the anniversary of Confederation . ( 7 월 1 일 , 컨 페더레이션 을 기념 하 는 날 ) 37 . Who was the first Prime Minister of Canada ? Sir . John A . Macdonald 38 . Why is the Constitution Act of 1982 import ! ant in Canadian history ? It allowed Canada to change the constitution without asking the British Government for approval . ( 영국 정부 의 허가 없이 도 캐나다 헌법 을 바꾸 는 것 을 허용 받 았 기 때문 에 ) 39 . What part of the Constitution legally protects the basic rights and freedoms of all Canadians ? Charter of Right and Freedom ( 인권 과 자유 의 헌장 ) 40 . When did the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms become part of the Canadian Constitution ? 1982 41 . Name two fundamental freedoms protected by the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms . Religion , Thought ( Belief , Opinion , ｅxpression ! ) ( 종교 와 사상 ) 42 . Name three rights protected by the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms . Life , Liberty , Security of the person ( 생명 , 자유 , 개인 의 안전 ) 43 . List four rights Canadian citizens have . ( 1 ) Be a Candidate in federal and provincial / territorial elections 연방 이나 주 선거 에 피선거권 ( 2 ) Learn in either official language 공식 언어 를 배울 권리 ( 3 ) Vote in federal and provincial / territorial elections 연방 , 주 선거 에 투표 권 ( 4 ) to apply for a Canadian passport 여권 신청 권리 ( 5 ) Enter and leave Canada freely 이동 의 자유 43 a . List three ways in which you can protect the environment . ( 1 ) Throw waste paper or other garbage in designated public garbage containers . 쓰레기 분리수거 ( 2 ) Compost , recycle and re - use as many products as possible , such as paper , glass and cans . 폐 자재 재 활용 ( 3 ) Conserve energy and water by turning off lights and taps when they are not being used . 에너지 보호 ( 4 ) Walk , join a car pool , or use a bicycle or public transit whenever possible . 자전거 , 카풀 , 공공 교통 이용 ( 5 ) Use products that are environmentally friendly . 환경친화 물품 사용 ( 6 ) Plant trees and grow a garden . Avoid using chemicals . 식목 , 정원 / 화학 물질 사용 억제 ( 7 ) Get involved with a local group to protect our natural and cultural heritage . 자연 과 문화 유산 보호 , 활동 참여 44 . Who has the rights to apply for a Canadian passport ? Canadian citizen ( 캐나다 시민 ) 45 . Who has the right to enter and leave Canada at will ? Canadian citizen ( 캐나다 시민 ) 46 . Who has the right to be considered first for a job in the federal government ? Canadian citizen ( 캐나다 시민 ) 47 . What does equality under the law mean ? Equal right to the protection and service of the police and courts ( 경찰 과 법정 으로부터 평등 하 게 보호 받 고 서비스 받 는 것 ) 48 . What does mobility rights mean ? Right to live and work anywhere in Canada . ( 어디 든 거주 하 고 일 할 수 있 는 권리 ) 49 . Name six responsibilities of citizenship ? ( 1 ) Voting 투표 ( 2 ) Obeying 헌법 준수 ( 3 ) Working to help other in the community 사회봉사 ( 4 ) Expressing opinions freely while respecting the rights and freedoms of others 다른 사람 의 인권 과 자유 를 존중 ( 5 ) caring for Canada ' s heritage 캐나다 유산 보호 ( 6 ) Eliminating discrimination and injustice 불의 에 항거 50 . Give an example of how you can care for Canada ' s natural heritage . Joining a community group such as an environmental group / Volunteering to work on the community . ( 환경 보호 단체 등 과 같 은 곳 에 참여 하 고 자원 봉사 하 는 것 ) 51 . What will you promise when you take the Oath of Citizenship ? I swear that I will be faithful and bear true allegiance to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the second , Queen of Canada , Her Heirs and Successors , and that I will faithfully observe the laws of Canada fulfill duties as a Canadian citizen . 52 . Explain how a citizenship right can also be seen as a citizenship responsibility , for example , the right to vote . Canadian citizen has a responsibility to ensure and take part in Democratic Process of Canada . 53 . Give an example for how you can show responsibility by participation in your community . Volunteering to work with others to solve problems in the community 54 . Which legal document recognizes the cultural diversity of Canadians ? Multi - Culturalism Act ( 다 민족 문화 법 ) 55 . What are the two official languages of Canada ? English and French 56 . Which legal documents protect the official language rights of Canadians ? Official Language Act ( 공식 언어 법 ) 57 . Give an example of where English and French have equal status in Canada . ( 1 ) Equal status and rights regarding their use in parliament ( 2 ) Right to a criminal trail in either English or French ( 3 ) To receive federal government service in either English & French ( 4 ) Right to be educated in their language ( English or French ) 58 . Where do most French speaking Canadians Live ? Quebec 59 . Which province has the most bilingual Canadians ? Quebec 60 . Which province is the only officially bilingual province ? New Brunswick 61 . What does the Canadian flag look like ? A maple leaf 63 . Write the first two lines of Canada ' s national anthem . O Canada ! Our home and native land ! True Patriot love in all thy son command 64 . Where does the name Canada come from ? A First Nations word of village ` KANATA ' 65 . Which animal is an official symbol of Canada ? Beaver 66 . What is the tower in the center of the Parliament buildings called ? The Peace Tower 67 . What unique art form was developed by First Nations people on the West Coast ? Totem Poles 68 . Why is the North sometimes called the Land of Midnight Sun ? In the height of summer the daylight can last for up to 24 hours 69 . An Act of Parliament is required to make a new territory in Canada ' s North . What will be the name of the new territory ? Nunavut ( July 1 , 1999 ) 70 . What is the population of Canada ? 31 million ( 31 , 000 , 000 명 ) 71 . What three oceans border Canada ? Pacific / Atlantic / Arctic 72 . How many provinces and territories are there in Canada ? 10 provinces and 3 territories 73 . What is the capital city of Canada ? Ottawa 74 . Name all the provinces and territories and their capital cities . NL : Newfoundland ( St . John ' s ) PE : Prince Edward Island ( Charlottetown ) NS : Nova Scotia ( Halifax ) NB : New Brunswick ( Fredericton ) QC : Quebec ( Quebec City ) ON : ontario ( Toronto ) MB : Manitoba ( Winnipeg ) SK : Saskatchewan ( Regina ) AB : Alberta ( Edmonton ) BC : British Columbia ( Victoria ) YT : Yukon Territory ( Whitehorse ) NT : Northwest Territory ( Yellowknife ) NU : Nunavut Territory ( Iqaluit ) . 75 . Name the five regions of Canada . Atlantic / Central / Prairie / West coast / The North 76 . What are the provinces of Central Canada ? Quebec / ontario 77 . Which are the provinces of the Atlantic region ? Nova Scotia / Newfoundland / Prince Edward Island / New Brunswick 78 . Which are the Prairie Provinces ? Manitoba / Saskatchewan / Alberta 79 . What are the territories of northern Canada ? Yukon / Northwest 80 . Name one province which is on the Atlantic coast of Canada ? Nova Scotia / Newfoundland / Prince Edward Island / New Brunswick 81 . Name a province on the Pacific coast of Canada . British Columbia 82 . Which region covers more than one - third of Canada ? The North 83 . In which region do more than half of the people in Canada live ? Central Canada 84 . one third of all Canadians live in which province ? ontario 85 . What is the Canadian Shield ? A rock formation million of years old 86 . Where is the Canadian Shield ? The land in northern Quebec and ontario 87 . Where are the Canadian Rockies ? B . C . / Alberta 88 . Where are the Great Lakes ? Between Canada and U . S . A . 89 . What are the names of the Great Lakes ? Superior / Michigan / Huron / Erie / ontario 90 . Where is the St . Lawrence Seaway ? Southern Quebec / eastern ontario 91 . Name two mountain ranges in Canada . Rocky Mountains / The Columbia Mountains / The Coast Mountains 92 . Which territory shares a border with another country ? Yukon Territory 93 . Which province is known as the Land of 100 , 000 Lakes ? Manitoba 94 . Which provinces are joined to New Brunswick by land ? Quebec 95 . Which ocean is Newfoundland closest to ? Atlantic 96 . Which mountain range is on the border between Alberta and British Columbia ? Rocky Mountains 97 . Which two provinces are closest to Prince Edward Island ? New Brunswick / Nova Scotia 98 . Which province in Canada is the smallest in land size ? Prince Edward Island 98 a . What is a major river in Quebec ? St . Lawrence river 98 b . on what date did Nunavut become a territory ? 1999 . 4 . 1 . 99 . Where are the Parliament Buildings located ? Ottawa 100 . Which country borders Canada on the south ? U . S . A 101 . What are the three main types of industry in Canada ? Natural resources / Manufacturing / Service 102 . In what industry do most Canadians work ? Service Industry 103 . What country is Canada ' s largest trading partner ? U . S . A 104 . Why are the Great Lakes import ! ant to Canada ? Import ! ant waterway / fresh water resources 105 . Why is the St . Lawrence Seaway import ! ant to Canada ? Because St . Lawrence Seaway makes it possible for ocean going ships to travel on the St . Lawrence and the small rivers between the Great Lakes . 106 . Why is the Canadian Shield import ! ant to Canada ' s economy ? Because of rich mineral deposits . 107 . List four import ! ant minerals found in the Canadian Shield . Gold / Silver / Nickel / Zinc ( Copper , Iron ore ) 108 . Which province is one of the most productive agricultural regions in the world ? Saskatchewan 109 . Which region is known as the industrial and manufacturing heartland of Canada ? Central Canada 110 . Which region of Canada is known for both its fertile agricultural land and valuable energy resources ? Central Canada / Prairie Provinces 111 . Which two provinces produce more than three quarters of Canadian manufactured goods ? ontario / Quebec 112 . Which province is the biggest producer of metal in Canada ? ontario 113 . Which province is Canada ' s main producer of pulp and paper ? Quebec 114 . Which province has the largest dairy farming industry in Canada ? Quebec 115 . Which province has the most valuable forest industry in Canada ? British Columbia 116 . Which province is Canada ' s major producer of oil and gas ? Alberta 117 . Which province is Canada ' s leading wheat producer ? Saskatchewan 118 . Which province is Canada ' s largest producer of hydro - electricity ? Quebec 119 . Which two fuels provide about one half of all the energy used in Canada ? Oil and Natural Gas 120 . Which products from Southern ontario is one of Canada ' s key exports ? Products from auto industry 121 . What are three minerals still being mined in Yukon and Northwest territories today ? Gold / Zinc / Lead 122 . Which city provides import ! ant shipping and air links between Canada and other countries across the Pacific Ocean ? Vancouver 123 . What products are produced in the Niagara Peninsula ? Peaches / Apples / Grapes / Fruit Crops 124 . More than half of Canada ' s aeronautics and space industry are located in which province ? Montreal 125 . What is the Okanogan Valley famous for ? Fruit Orchards 126 . What fish is a valuable industry on the West Coast ? Salmon 127 . Who is Canada ' s Head of State ? Queen 128 . Who is the Queen ' s representative in Canada ? Governor General of Canada 129 . What is the name of the Governor General ? Michaelle Jean 연방 총독 130 . What do you call the Queen ' s representative in the province and territories ? Lieutenant Governors ( Province ) / Commissioners ( Territory ) 131 . What is Canada ' s system of government called ? Parliament Democracy 132 . What are the three parts of Parliament ? The Queen / The House of Commons / The Senate 133 . What are the three levels of government in Canada called ? Federal / Provincial and Territorial / Municipal 134 . Explain how the three levels of government are different . ( 1 ) Federal Government takes major responsibility for things that affect all of Canada such as national defence , foreign policy and citizenship . ( 2 ) Province / Territorial Government : For things that affect the province such as education , health , highways . ( 3 ) Municipal Government : Local affairs such as policing , fire fighting , snow removal . 135 . Name two levels of government and explain how they are different . 134 번 답 참고 136 . Name two responsibilities of each level of government . 134 번 답 참고 136 a . What is the government of all of Canada called ? Federal Government 137 . What do you call a law before it is passed ? Bill ( 법안 , 의안 ) 138 . How does a bill become a law ? It must be approved by majorities in the House of Commons and the Senate . 139 . What is the final step before a bill becomes a law ? Approval from the Governor General 140 . What do the initials MP stand for in Canadian politics ? Member of Parliament 141 . How are Members of Parliament chosen ? Voting by people 142 . Who do Members of Parliament represent ? People in his or her electoral district . 143 . What dose a Member of Parliament do ? Representing ideas of people in his or her electoral district when new laws are being proposed : asking questions about the government on voter ' s behalf : helping voters if need information from the government or it votes have any problem with the government . 144 . What is an electoral district ? Geographical area represented by a member of the House of Commons . 145 . How many electoral districts are there in Canada ? 308 • Newfoundland and Labrador : 7 / • Prince Edward Island : 4 / • Nova Scotia : 11 / • New Brunswick : 10 / • Quebec : 75 / • ontario : 106 / • Manitoba : 14 / • Saskatchewan : 14 / • Alberta : 28 / • British Columbia : 36 / • Yukon Territory : 1 / • Northwest Territories : 1 / • Nunavut : 1 146 . In what electoral district do you live ? Calgary West ( # 48009 ) 147 . What three requirements must you meet in order to vote a federal election ? Must be a Canadian citizen / 18 years or older / on the list of electors / Less than 5 years outside in Canada . 148 . What is Notice of Confirm ! ation of Registration ? A notice which tells you where and when you vote 148 a . What is a voter information card ? This confirm ! s that your name is on the voters list and tells you when and where to vote 148 b . What should you do if you do not receive a voter on formation card telling you when and where to vote ? Call your local elections office to make sure you are on the voters list . If you do not have the number , call Election Canada , in Ottawa , at 1 - 800 - 463 - 6868 . 149 . What is a polling station ? Place to cast a vote 150 . What is a ballot ? A form for voting 151 . What is written on a federal election ballot ? Names of Candidates in the district 152 . What do you mark on a federal election ballot ? By writing an " X " in the circle beside the name of a chosen candidate 153 . What does voting by secret ballot mean ? It means no one can watch a voter vote and no one should look at the marked ballet . 154 . Who has the right to run as a candidate in federal elections ? A Canadian citizen / 18 years old or old / one who is on the list of electors . 155 . Who has the right to vote in federal election ? at least 18 years old 156 . Who do Canadians vote for in a federal election ? Members of Parliament ( MP , 연방 의회 의원 ) 157 . How is the government formed after an election ? The party with most elected MPS forms the government . 157 a . After a federal election , which party forms the new government ? 158 . How is the Prime Minister chosen ? The leader of the party with the most elected MPS becomes P . M 159 . When does an election have to be held according to the constitution ? Within five years of the last one 160 . What do political parties do ? A party represents a group of people who share ideas and opinion about how government should work . It presents party platform to carry out if they were elected to form the government . 161 . What does party platform mean ? Policy papers that represent a party ' s ideas and opinions . 162 . Name all the federal political parties in the House of Commons and their leaders . Canadian Conservative Alliance Conservative - Stephen Joseph Harper Liberal Party - Stephane Dion New Democratic Party ( NDP ) - Jack Layton Bloc Quebec - Gilles Duceppe 163 . Which federal political party is in power ? Conservative 164 . Which party does your Member of Parliament belong to ? Canadian Alliance Conservative ( MP : Mr . Rob Anders ) 165 . What does it mean for a political party to be in power ? Running the government 166 . What are the parties that are not in power called ? Opposition parties 167 . Which party becomes the official opposition ? The party with the second largest number of representatives ; or The opposition party with the most MPS . 168 . What is the role of the opposition parties ? To oppose or try to improve government proposals . 169 . Which party is the official opposition at the federal level ? Liberal Party 170 . What is a political candidate ? A person running for office . 171 . What do you call a candidate who does not belong to a political party ? Independent 무 소속 172 . What is a Cabinet Minister ? A MP of the majority party who is given the responsibility to run a government department . 173 . How are Senators chosen ? They are chosen by Prime Minister and appointed by Governor General . 174 . How can a party in power be defeated in Parliament ? If a majority of the MPS vote against a major government decision , the party in power is defeated . The prime Minister resign and a new election is usually held . 175 . Name the Prime Minister of Canada and his party ? Stephen Harper / Canadian Conservative Alliance Conservative 176 . Name your Member of Parliament and his party he or she belongs to ? Rob Anders 177 . How can you contact your Member of Parliament ? By visiting or calling a MP ' s constituency in the electoral district / By writing letters to House of Commons / By visiting Internet Website 178 . Who do provincial members of the legislative or national assemblies represent ? Provincial Constituency 179 . What level of government passes by - laws ? Municipal Government 180 . When did settlers from Europe first come to your region ? ontario : Late 16 ~ 17 C / Alberta : 17 ~ 18 C 181 . Who were the first settlers in the area where you live ? United Empire Loyalists 182 . Why did the early European come to your region in the 1600 s , 1700 s , 1800 s , or early 1900 s ? Because of its resources and location 183 . What is the capital city of the province or territory in which you live ? Alberta - Edmonton 184 . What are the major industries of your city , province , and region today ? Alberta : Oil & Gas Industries ( Drilling , Production , Manufacturing , Pipelines , Engineering , etc . ) and Farming ( Livestock and Wheat ) Toronto : the financial Central Canada . ontario leads in manufacturing and service industries . Central Region is the industrial and manufacturing heartland of Canada . 185 . What is the most valuable manufacturing industry in your region today ? Alberta : Oil & Gas Production and Refinery Toronto : Auto Industry 186 . List three minerals found in your province or territory . Alberta : http : / / www . ags . gov . ab . ca / MCRF / mcrf _ alberta _ geological _ survey . shtml Ontario : Nickel , Gold , Silver , Uranium , Platinum , Zinc , Copper 187 . List three natural resources import ! ant to your region ' s economy today . Oil & Gas , Mountain , Forest resources 188 . List the activities which are import ! ant to the tourism industry in your region . Calgary : Stampede ( 7 월 초 ) Edmonton : Klondike Day , Heritage Party , Jass Party , 후 린지 훼스티발 등 189 . What has always been import ! ant to the economy in your region ? Alberta : Natural resources and location 190 . Who is your city councilor , alderperson , reeve or regional councilor ? 191 . What is the name of your mayor ? Calgary - David Bronconnier 192 . What is the name of your provincial representative ( member of Legislative Assembly , member of Provincial Parliament or member of National Assembly or member of the House of Assembly ) ? Ronald Liepert 193 . What is the name of the Premier of your of your province ? Ed Stelmach of Conservative 194 . Which political party is in power in your province or territory ? Conservative 195 . What is the name of the leader of the opposition in your province ? Liberal , Kevin Taft 196 . What is the name of your Lieutenant - Governor or Commissioner ? Norman Kwong