Canada has different levels and branches of government for many different reasons, such as to help prevent corruption and to help locals solve local issues.

First of all, is to prevent corruption. You can see easily if one person controls everything, things can get out of hand, such as countries like North Korea and the USSR. But when you split up the responsibility to lots of people, it becomes a lot harder to corrupt. For example, if one person in the government of a democratic country is corrupt, they won’t be able to do much as they are only one in thousands of civil servants. Even the Prime Minister, our highest governmental position, can’t control all of Canada by himself. But in autocratic countries, if this corrupted person is the