Which of the following correctly denotes the composition of the judicial branch of government in Canada?

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The judicial branch of government in Canada consists of both the judiciary and the system of various levels of courts, including federal and provincial/territorial courts. The judiciary is appointed by the Governor General, but this is only one part of the composition of the judicial branch. Option A only mentions the system of courts, while option D incorrectly includes prosecutors as part of the judicial branch. Therefore, option B is the most appropriate choice.

Which of the Following Correctly Denotes the Composition of the Judicial