How is a bill passed into law in Canada?
Answer
Introduced, debated in Commons, reviewed by Senate, receives Royal Assent.
Explanation
Bills originate in House and pass through multiple readings and committee review. Senate provides second review and can amend. If disagreement, House and Senate must reach agreement. Governor General's Royal Assent makes it law. Money bills must originate in House.
Why this matters for your test
Understanding legislative process shows how laws are created.
Source: Discover Canada: The Rights and Responsibilities of Citizenship