To become a citizen, you'll need to take a Canadian Citizenship test to meet the knowledge requirement for citizenship. You'll need to answer questions about Canada's history, geography, political system, national symbols, identity and values, and of the rights and responsibilities of citizenship.

Everything you need to know for the test is in Discover Canada: The Rights and Responsibilities of Citizenship. 

There are many ways that you can access the information of Discover Canada:

•  Read Discover Canada online
•  Listen to the MP3 version
•  Download the PDF or eBook
•  See sample study guide questions
•  Order another copy of Discover Canada

Discover Canada is always free.

Canadian Citizenship Test Preparation Classes in Peel 

To prepare for the test, you can take a citizenship class. These classes are offered by English as a Second Language (ESL) programs, community centres or settlement agencies to prepare for the test.

• Catholic Crosscultural Services. Mississauga Location
  
• Afghan Women's Organization. Mississauga Location
• Indus Community Services. Mississauga and Brampton Locations 
• Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board. Mississauga and Brampton Locations
• Dixie Bloor Neighbourhood Centre

If you want to study on your own, Citizenship Counts and Citizenshipsupport.ca are great websites to help you prepare for the citizenship test. Moreover, you can check out Mississauga library website to access Canadian citizenship including Level of Government, Practice Testing, Language Testing, and Citizenship Study Guide. 

For more information about Canadian Citizenship visit How to Become a Canadian Citizen - IRCC brochure explaining the citizenship application process and eligibility requirements.