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The constitutional guarantee of collective and individual liberties in Canada can be found in the A) Newfoundland Act. B) Act of Settlement. C) Statute of Westminster. D) Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
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The constitutional guarantee of collective and individual liberties in Canada can be found in the A) Newfoundland Act. B) Act of Settlement. C) Statute of Westminster. D) Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

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The answer is D. Hope this helps
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