Under the Canadian Constitution the Federal Government Has Exclusive Jurisdiction

Under the Canadian Constitution the federal government has exclusive jurisdiction over which types of laws:

A) Trade and commerce, criminal law and bankruptcy and insolvency law.
B) Trade and commerce, criminal law and incorporation of companies.
C) Trade and commerce, the solemnization of marriage and local works and undertakings.
D) Criminal law, incorporation of companies, solemnization of marriage.
E) Trade and commerce, incorporation of companies and bills of exchange.