Have you set a date for your Student Vote Day yet? National Student Vote Week is now just a week away (October 15-18).<\/p>\n
Below you’ll find information relating to the ballot packages, tools for organizing\u00a0your election and analyzing the leaders’ debate.<\/p>\n
Your Student Vote ballots:<\/strong> Please open your package to ensure you have the correct ballots. If you notice any issues, please let us know immediately.<\/p>\n \u2018Organizing Student Vote Day\u2019 video:<\/strong> Leaders\u2019 Debate video clips and analysis: <\/strong> You can watch the debate in its entirety or view short clips from each segment on the Leaders\u2019 Debates Commission website<\/a>. Alternatively, view different highlights or summary clips provided by different media outlets:<\/p>\n Our team has also prepared a\u00a0case study<\/a>\u00a0on different ways to analyze news\u00a0coverage of the debate and\u00a0compare articles and the front pages from different sources.\u00a0<\/p>\n
\nOur distribution team has spent the last four days packaging nearly 2 million Student Vote ballots, and they are now on their way to schools throughout the country. You can track your package using the notification email from Canada Post. As a reminder, you may receive a notice to pick up your package at a local Canada Post outlet or you may need to visit your community mailbox.<\/p>\n
\nLooking for tips on how to organize your Student Vote Day? We have created a video which summarizes the voting process, demonstrates how to layout your polling station, and outlines election roles for students. You can watch it here<\/a>.<\/p>\n
\nThe English-language leaders\u2019 debate took place last night, featuring Trudeau, Scheer, Singh, Blanchet, May and Bernier discussing key election issues within five segments. The themes included Canadian leadership in the world, human rights and immigration, Indigenous issues, affordability and income security, along with discussions about numerous other issues.<\/p>\n\n