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The Canadian Travellers’ Report Card
Whether at home or abroad, Canadians have basic rights that should be respected
by their governments. In the Fall of 2001, the Canadian Snowbird Association released
its Travellers’ Bill of Rights to express the fundamental beliefs of the association.
Travellers’ Bill of Rights
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You have the right to travel and live the lifestyle of your choice.
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You have the right to travel freely, without restrictions based
upon origin, race, age, background or views.
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You have the right to reasonable access to information, and to
provincial and federal policies, procedures, guidelines, regulations
and laws that afect your life.
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You have the right to voice your approval or disapproval to the
Canadian and provincial governments.
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You have the right to be respected and to be treated respectfully.
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You have the right to safe-passage.