The legal voting age in Canada is B. 18. Here's why:
1. In Canada, the federal Elections Act sets the minimum voting age at 18 for federal elections. This means that individuals must be at least 18 years old to vote in federal elections such as electing members of Parliament.
2. Provinces and territories in Canada may also have their own laws regarding the voting age for provincial and municipal elections. However, the federal voting age of 18 is consistent across the country.
3. By choosing option B, which is 18, you are selecting the correct legal voting age in Canada according to federal regulations. This age was established to ensure that citizens have reached a certain level of maturity and understanding to participate in the democratic process effectively.
In summary, the legal voting age in Canada is 18, as specified in the federal Elections Act for federal elections.
