Another interesting thing to note about Canada is that, if you are charged with a crime, evidence against you which was illegally obtained is still admissible in court.
Let's show an example, one which I'm sure will resonate with the DUmmies:
Suppose you get arrested on charges of growing and selling marijuana. Now, suppose that the cops search your house without a valid warrant and find a pot plant there.
In America, if it's proven that the cops didn't have a valid warrant, that pot plant would be considered illegally- obtained evidence, and would be inadmissible in your trial.
In Canada, however, the pot plant would still be fully admissible as evidence against you in your trial, regardless of if the cops obtained it legally or not.