Canadian Citizenship Practice Test 2025

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Which provinces have their own provincial police force?

British Columbia and Alberta
Ontario and Quebec
Manitoba and Saskatchewan
New Brunswick and Nova Scotia

The correct answer is: Ontario and Quebec

Provinces in Canada that have their own provincial police force are Ontario and Quebec. These provinces have a larger population and more diverse needs compared to the other options listed. While other provinces listed, such as British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, do have their own police services, they are not classified as provincial police forces. For example, British Columbia and Alberta have RCMP (Royal Canadian Mounted Police) serving as the provincial police force, while Manitoba and Saskatchewan have their own police services but are not classified as provincial police. Therefore, B is the correct answer.