What acts of studying in Canada may be suspected of breaking the law?

Canada's beautiful natural environment and stable social order have attracted the favor of many international students and immigrants. However, a good social order in Canada is based on a strict legal system. Once Canadian students are not careful, they are likely to break the law.

Case 1: A female student living in a host family accidentally blocked the toilet, but the student refused to admit it. As a result, the host family sued the court, and the court finally demanded compensation from the female students. This shows that in Canada, it is illegal to live in other people's homes and destroy other people's things.

Case 2: Two foreign students, Lu Yu, argued with two cars, made a gesture casually and scolded a few words, which attracted the police's warning; In addition, if you quarrel with the clerk in the store, you will not only be fined, but also be warned. These two cases show that in Canada, we must pay attention to our words and deeds, especially in public, and be careful of breaking the law.

Case 3: A China tourist who smoked in a hotel room was reported to the police and fined more than 300 Canadian dollars. As a result, I went to the balcony to smoke, but I was fined several hundred Canadian dollars. In fact, even if you smoke outside the hotel building, you should keep a distance of 3 meters from the building. Canadian law stipulates that every resident must pay attention to public health, protect the environment and act according to the rules. The tourist was fined several times because he didn't understand Canadian laws.

Case 4: A foreign old lady found some wild leeks in the wild, and she dug a little. As a result, she was fined 20 Canadian dollars after being criticized in the newspaper. An old man who came to visit relatives saw some fallen fruits under the park tree, so he picked up some and took them home. It didn't take long for the police to come to us. It turned out that he was reported by his neighbors because the fruit drop was the food of the local groundhog. This shows that you can't pick a wild flower, a wild fruit or even a leaf at any tourist attraction in Canada.

Case 5: A Chinese stepped forward during the police inspection, which led to the police beating. In addition, after a new immigrant got on the bus, the driver suspected that his monthly ticket was fake and confiscated it. The new immigrant touched the driver's arm gently, trying to get his monthly ticket back. This little trick not only led to a police search, but also led to shackles, and was finally accused of going to court. This shows that you can't do any tendentious actions at will in Canada, because it is easy to be suspected of attacking others. At the same time, in daily life, men can't hit women, and women can't hit men.

Case 6: A China student studying in Victoria University was detained for drunk driving during his freshman year and returned to China for the Spring Festival four years later. When he returned to Canada, he was stopped by the border inspection. Because of his drunken driving incident, he was finally refused entry to Canada (even if he was acquitted, his fingerprints and other criminal records could not be cleaned at that time, and it would take a year).

It is not uncommon for Canadian students to violate the law. In fact, they have no illegal purpose from the beginning, but they are not familiar with the rules and order of life in Canada. However, these illegal cases range from fines to even repatriation. Therefore, Canadian students must standardize their words and deeds in their daily lives. If they don't understand the rules and regulations, ask their teachers and classmates as soon as possible.