Which Forms of Discrimination Are Clearly Prohibited by Canada's Charter

question 3

Multiple Choice

Which forms of discrimination are clearly prohibited by Canada's Charter of Rights and Freedoms?  

• A)any form of practised inequality  
• B)unwelcome conduct that detrimentally affects the work environment  
• C)nurses' functioning subordinate to multiple layers of authority  
• D)disparity in earnings existing between men and women

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Definitions:

Oncogene

A gene that has the potential to cause cancer, usually by being mutated or expressed at high levels.

Tumor Cell

A cell that has undergone genetic changes enabling it to divide uncontrollably and possibly lead to cancer.

Checkpoint Gene

A gene that regulates cell cycle checkpoints to ensure cells do not divide unless certain conditions are met, playing a key role in preventing cancer.

Proto-Oncogene

Gene that, by mutation, can become an oncogene.