ELECTION RESOURCES

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Nuclear Related

Just past the mid-point in the federal election, now is the time to engage with candidates on the issues most important to you. Nuclear waste, for example! It's important that candidates get the message now that voters care about their position on the nuclear industry's plan to transport, process, bury and abandon all of Canada's high-level nuclear waste in the heart of Treaty 3 territory in northwestern Ontario. 

• Download the questions and have a question (or four!) ready to ask the candidate when they come to your door.
• Send a message to ALL the candidates about nuclear waste transportation and burial. Click HERE to send a message directly to all the candidates about nuclear waste.

Climate Related

Climate Action Network
Made-in-Canada Climate Solutions 2025 Election Priorities
Resource Book   Media Kit

Canadian Association of Physicians for the Environment
Email federal party leaders to take climate action
 
Environmental Defence
Message the candidates to act on climate

Other and General Resources
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Canada-Wide Peace and Justice Network
Peace Resources for the federal election
 
Sierra Club of Canada
Talk to Others During the Federal Election
 
Council of Canadians
Actions and Analysis

West Coast Environmental Law
Election Toolkit



Cooperate for Canada

National Televised DebatesThe French debate is on April 16 at 8 p.m. EDT, while the English debate starts at 7 p.m. EDT on April 17.
The two debates will be streamed live on CTVNews.ca, the CTV News app, and CTV News’ YouTube page. Power Play with Vassy Kapelos is going to tee up the English debate between 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. CTVNews.ca will provide live commentary and analysis during the debate by journalists and a panel of experts. ​