Women belong in every political space. Yet in Canada, women hold only 30.8% of seats in the House of Commons, despite making up half the population. Increasing gender representation strengthens democracy, improves policymaking, and inspires future leaders. Learn why supporting women in politics matters and how you can help create a more inclusive, representative Canada.
Read more5 Reasons Why Teachers Make Great Politicians
Ready to level up from the classroom to the political stage? Discover why teachers make stellar politicians and how their skills can rock the world.
Read moreEmpowering Girls to Lead
We talk about the importance of empowering young girls to lead and encouraging them to get involved in politics. By providing role models, making politics accessible, highlighting issues, and celebrating success, we can inspire girls to make a difference in their communities and create a brighter future in politics. Let's work together to build a more equal and representative society, where every girl has the opportunity to be a leader!
Read moreWhy You Should Join a Municipal Board
Consider joining a municipal board to positively impact your community and gain valuable leadership experience. The application process is open to anyone, regardless of background or experience. Don't miss the chance to get involved and make a difference.
Read moreLetter Writing Campaigns: How To Make Change Happen
Our members of parliament, members of provincial parliament, and municipal councillors have a unique job requirement—they must cast a vote on issues that affect their constituents, and try to vote with that in mind. They're not mind-readers. They can only vote based on the information they have. This is why it's important that you contact your political representative to let them know how you feel about whatever is at stake.
Read moreSmall Towns Leading the Way
We need everyone to start realising that these women are leaders and that their training on our community organisations are as valuable as the traditional experience and background we would normally look for in our politicians.
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