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Register of Future Electors
Your students can get ready to take part in Canada’s democracy before they turn 18. It’s easy and secure! Canadian citizens aged between 14 and 17 can join the Register of Future Electors by applying online. Upon turning 18, they will be added to the official list of voters, also called the “National Register of Electors.” They’ll get their voter information ...
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Voting Around the World: Democracy
Canada’s democracy is unique, but it also shares similarities with other democratic countries. Every democracy is a little different and is shaped by the shared histories and values of the country and the people who live there. Democratic principles have long existed in the land we now call Canada. Indigenous Peoples across North America have governed ...
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Saying goodbye to our blended learning tools
By the end of the 2025–2026 school year, our blended learning tools will no longer be available. These tools have served teachers well for the last five years as we all navigated unprecedented classroom environments that required students and teachers to be physically distant while also engaging in learning. Our blended learning tools were designed as a ...
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Voting Around the World: Voting methods
Voting is one of the most powerful tools in a democracy. Around the world, people vote in a variety of ways: publicly or privately, on paper or electronically. No matter what voting method is used, people need a way to vote that is secure and accessible. How voting works in Canada In Canada, voting is usually done in person using paper ballots at assigned ...