Resources and tools for learning, teaching, and engaging about federal elections and democracy.
To meet educator demand, we’re offering early online-only access to the newest case study in our popular resource, Voting Rights through Time. With this addition, students can explore issues of inclusion related to Inuit and the history of the vote along with the case studies for women, youth, Japanese Canadians and First Nations Peoples.
You can access the online, printable and blended learning materials today to bring this story to your class.
Hard copies will be available in the coming months. Stay tuned!
Every classroom has different needs. In some, you might want to engage your students further in higher-level thinking. For that, Elections Canada’s learning resources offer optional enhancement ...
The federal election is taking place early in the school year (Monday, September 20). But that doesn’t mean you can’t put Student Vote Canada in your back-to-school lesson plan and take advantage of ...
The goal of civic education is to prepare young people to participate in electoral democracy. Elections Canada offers a suite of educational resources to support teachers’ curriculum outcomes. There ...