Which statement about Canadian rights and responsibilities is true?

• A. Canadians can't protest peacefully in front of government.
• B. Canadians have to follow rules such as insure and register, and maintain the vehicle.
• C. Canadians can protest violently on private property.
• D. Canadians have the right to freedoms but no responsibilities.

Answer: (B)

Rights in Canada come with responsibilities. When you exercise a right like driving, you also have duties that help keep everyone safe and the system fair. The requirement to insure and register a vehicle, and to keep it well maintained, is a concrete duty tied to driving. It ensures financial protection, traceability, and roadworthiness, and it’s enforced by law. The idea that peaceful protest is allowed but must be lawful and nonviolent shows that freedoms have boundaries; and the notion that freedoms come with no responsibilities is not correct. So this statement about insuring, registering, and maintaining a vehicle best captures how rights and responsibilities working together function in daily life.