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What is the Oath of Allegiance sworn by new Canadian citizens?
- An oath to obey all Canadian laws and pay taxes
- An oath of loyalty to the Sovereign, pledging to faithfully observe the laws and fulfill duties as a Canadian citizen
- An oath renouncing all previous citizenships
- An oath to defend Canada in times of war
Why this is the correct answer
When new citizens are sworn in at a citizenship ceremony, they take an Oath of Allegiance pledging loyalty to the Sovereign and committing to uphold the duties and laws of Canada. This oath marks the formal and legal completion of the path to Canadian citizenship.