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local government : :explode:, what do local governments provide, what can…

- - - - 2: A councillor makes a motion to pass a bylaw
      - 3:The motion must be considered three times before it can be voted on. This allows time for open discussion and gives people the opportunity to voice their opinion on the topic.
      - 1: Discussion is on a topic of concern either by a councilor or a citizen in the community
      - 4: The motion is put to vote and if a majority of the councillors are in favour, the bylaw is passed.
  - - - Every community has needs that must be met and a local government is developed so those needs can be finished. Like roads and houses, lights and other stuff that are in your nabourhood. also city workers like fire men police hospials etc.
  - - - it occurs every 3 years
      - First you have to be nominated. you need to complete official papers, giving information about yourself and the names of the people who nominate you. You may have to pay a fee when you take your nomination papers to the municipal offices. And your name will be put on the ballot.
      - You need to let the community know what your ideas are. You also go door to door talking to people about your ideas, and you take part in debates in the community where all the candidates get together to discuss important issues.
      - Anyone who is a Canadian citizen and at least 18 years old can run. You also have to live in the local area in which you are running for at least six months before the election.
- - - - First Nation
      - private
      - francephone
      - charter
      - Public education, in Alberta includes Catholic schools, It is the one institution that allows all children, regardless of , colour, or socio-economic status to have an equal opportunity to reach their full potential.