1.5K views · 30 reactions | Senators and Members of Parliament work in the Chambers, in committees and across Canada in their regions and constituencies.  Learn more about parliamentarians’ work in Ottawa and across the country with this video. | Parliament of Canada | Facebook

19K views · 232 reactions | Experience Parliament wherever you are. Watch videos on our YouTube channel. | Parliament of Canada | Facebook

Watch Episode 3 of this new series to learn about the work and responsibilities of your representatives at Parliament. | Parliament of Canada

1.9K views · 51 reactions | On March 11, 1848, the Reform government of Louis-Hippolyte LaFontaine and Robert Baldwin came into power in the Province of Canada. It was the first time that a government operated under the principle of “responsible government”, where the executive (the government) is accountable to the elected Assembly, not appointed officials. Watch this new video to learn more about how Canada’s system of responsible government works. | Parliament of Canada | Facebook

4K views · 54 reactions | Do you know what Canada’s three branches of government are? Watch this video to see how the legislative, executive and judicial branches work together as Canada’s system of government. | Parliament of Canada | Facebook

1K views · 57 reactions | Happy 60th anniversary to the Canadian Bill of Rights! On this day in 1960, the Canadian Bill of Rights received Royal Assent. This was Canada’s first federal human rights law and was a precursor to the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms of 1982. Learn about bills and the process of how a bill becomes a law in this short video. | Parliament of Canada | Facebook

On this day in 1867, the British North America Act received Royal Assent and became Law. The Act united the colonies of Canada West (Ontario), Canada East (Quebec), Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. | Parliament of Canada