( Iana's notes: Each library branch in Toronto keeps a Citizenship binder with materials for the test and you can ask the librarian to use that binder. You can find the name of your provincial MPP in the same way by using the postal code search on the Elections Ontario website. On the website of Elections Canada you can enter your postal code and get the name of your MP. I also did some research to find out the names of my political representatives.
There was one online sample test from Toronto Public Library. Q: What other resources did you use to prepare for the test?Ī: I used some online practice tests that I found. ( Iana's notes: There are copies of the study guide you can borrow from the library and there is also a free downloadable copy online as well as an audio copy that you can listen to.) I appreciated the illustrations in the book. That's why I would advise people to study well for the test. All the answers are there, but you don't really know what to focus on for the test, you don't know what the exact questions will be. The booklet felt just right and sometimes even difficult. Q: Did you use the official study guide Discover Canada? How did you find it - difficult, easy? Q: How long after you applied did you get your letter inviting you to take the test?Ī: The letter for the citizenship test arrived 6 to 12 months after we submitted our application.
for sharing your thoughts with us and congratulations! I interviewed them about their experiences taking the citizenship test. Recently, two of my girlfriends proudly became Canadian citizens.
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