Who formally represents the Crown in Canada at the federal level and gives Royal Assent to bills?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: D. The Governor General

  1. Step 1: A bill must pass the House and the Senate in the same form. Step 2. Then the Governor General signs it into law as the Crown's representative. Answer: the Governor General. Why not the others: the Speaker runs the House, the Chief Justice heads the court and the PM leads the government.

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