Student Vote

16Oct

[CBC News: The National] Engaging the next generation of voters

Category: News

High school students may not be old enough to vote, but they’re engaged and making politics a part of their daily discussions. Andrew Chang spoke with some of the next generation of voters.

Recent Articles

[Postmedia] Students go with Grits in school vote

READ ARTICLE HERE: https://winnipegsun.com/news/news-news/students-go-with-grits-in-school-vote They may not have been old enough to vote but school students let their voices be heard in Monday’s federal election. More than 1.1 million elementary and secondary school students from across Canada including just over 38,000 in Manitoba took part in Student Vote Canada 2019, coinciding with the 2019 federal […]

[Canadian Press] Mock federal election for students also ends in Liberal minority

READ ARTICLE HERE: https://nationalpost.com/pmn/news-pmn/canada-news-pmn/mock-federal-election-for-students-also-ends-in-liberal-minority If Canada’s elementary and high school students were the ones responsible for electing the country’s government, this week’s vote would still have ended in a Liberal minority. A project that saw more than 1.1 million students across the country cast a ballot in a mock federal election resulted in 110 seats […]

[CTV] 1 million Canadian students also elect Liberal minority in mock election

READ ARTICLE HERE: https://election.ctvnews.ca/1-million-canadian-students-also-elect-liberal-minority-in-mock-election-1.4650837 They may not be old enough to vote, but more than a million Canadian students appeared to be in tune with the rest of the country when they also voted for a Liberal minority government in a mock federal election. After learning about the electoral process, researching the parties and their […]