Pollenize Canada 2019
The Pollenize website breaks down the platforms and promises made by parties point-by-point and provides Canadians young and old with the information they need to make an informed decision at the ballot box.
Other Online Tools
Use these tools to prepare students for casting their ballot.
Vote Compass: Canada Youth Edition
Vote Compass: Canada Youth Edition is an interactive tool to help students familiarize themselves with Canadian political issues and ideological positions, and find out where they fit on the political spectrum.
Federal Party Profiles
Learn more about each of Canada’s registered political parties by reading our Party Profiles.
Party Leader Q&A
Canadian students were invited to submit questions for the federal party leaders. Six questions were selected and shared with all parties running candidates in the election.
Student Questions
Q1
How are you going to make Canada a safer place?
Students from Riverbend Community School in Winnipeg, Manitoba
Q2
Many Canadian families are struggling financially. How do you propose to help them?
Students from École Saint-Mathieu in Québec City, Québec
Q3
What are you going to do to build and maintain relationships with Indigenous Peoples in Canada?
Students from Beaver Brae Secondary School in Kenora, Ontario
Q4
How do you plan to address climate change?
Students from Lake Trail Middle School in Courtenay, British Columbia
Q5
What is your party’s policy on immigration?
Students from École Sainte-Bernadette in Moncton, New Brunswick
Q6
If elected, what will be your first priority?
Students from Tom Baines Junior High in Calgary, Alberta
Leader Answers
The views expressed in these videos are those of the candidates and their political parties and do not represent the views, opinions, or positions of, and should not be attributed to, CIVIX. Viewer discretion may be advised. All federal political parties were invited to participate in the Party Leader Q&A.
