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**[[Fundamentals of Canadian Law#Canada's laws|Canada's laws]]{{·}} [[Fundamentals of Canadian Law#How laws are made|How laws are made]]{{·}} [[Fundamentals of Canadian Law#The government|The government]] | **[[Fundamentals of Canadian Law#Canada's laws|Canada's laws]]{{·}} [[Fundamentals of Canadian Law#How laws are made|How laws are made]]{{·}} [[Fundamentals of Canadian Law#The government|The government]] | ||
*'''[[Canada’s Legal System]]''' | *'''[[Canada’s Legal System]]''' | ||
**[[Canada’s Legal System#Two kinds of law: Criminal law and civil law|Two kinds of law: Criminal law and civil law]]{{·}} [[Canada’s Legal System# | **[[Canada’s Legal System#Two kinds of law: Criminal law and civil law|Two kinds of law: Criminal law and civil law]]{{·}} [[Canada’s Legal System#Courts apply the laws|Courts apply the laws]]{{·}} [[Criminal and Civil Law and the Role of the Courts#Courts in British Columbia|Courts in British Columbia]]{{·}} [[Criminal and Civil Law and the Role of the Courts#Federal Courts|Federal Courts]]{{·}} [[Criminal and Civil Law and the Role of the Courts#Tribunals|Tribunals]] | ||
*'''[[Working in BC]]''' | *'''[[Working in BC]]''' | ||
**[[Working in BC#BC employment standards|BC employment standards]]{{·}} [[Working in BC#Losing your job|Losing your job]] {{·}}[[Working in BC#Quitting your job|Quitting your job]] {{·}}[[Working in BC#Leave|Leave]]{{·}} [[Working in BC#Belonging to a union|Belonging to a union]]{{·}} [[Working in BC#Getting hurt on the job|Getting hurt on the job]]{{·}} [[Working in BC#Employment Insurance (EI)|Employment Insurance (EI)]]{{·}} [[Working in BC#Discrimination in employment|Discrimination in employment]] | **[[Working in BC#BC employment standards|BC employment standards]]{{·}} [[Working in BC#Losing your job|Losing your job]] {{·}}[[Working in BC#Quitting your job|Quitting your job]] {{·}}[[Working in BC#Leave|Leave]]{{·}} [[Working in BC#Belonging to a union|Belonging to a union]]{{·}} [[Working in BC#Getting hurt on the job|Getting hurt on the job]]{{·}} [[Working in BC#Employment Insurance (EI)|Employment Insurance (EI)]]{{·}} [[Working in BC#Discrimination in employment|Discrimination in employment]] | ||
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- Fundamentals of Canadian Law
- Canada’s Legal System
- Working in BC
- Renting a Home
- Family Law
- Older People and the Law
- Young People and the Law
- Find Out More
- What the Words Mean
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