Which two areas do the federal government and the provinces share jurisdiction over?
Answer: Agriculture and immigration.
The federal government and the provinces share jurisdiction over agriculture and immigration; matters like defence, currency and citizenship are federal, while education and highways are provincial.
All answer choices
- Agriculture and immigration. (correct answer)
- Defence and citizenship.
- Currency and foreign policy.
- Education and highways.
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