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Online Harms Bill

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National Child Day: Our Future Our Responsibility

Jordan's Principle

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National Strategy for Children and Youth

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#Elxn44 2021 Federal Election

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Neurodivergence and Autism Poll

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Report Card 17: Environment

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Climate action and youth priorities

April 27, 2026

111

RESPONDERS

94%

RESPONSE RATE

17%

16

75%

71

8%

8

TOTAL RESPONDERS

1

How much do events like heat waves, wildfires, flooding or other extreme weather in Canada worry you?

111 responded out of 118 polled

2

The last time there was an extreme weather event where you live, what did it affect the most?

104 responded out of 111 polled

3

When decisions are made about extreme weather (school closures, alerts, services), how well do you feel youth perspectives are considered?

101 responded out of 106 polled

4

When information about extreme weather is shared, how accessible does it feel to young people?

98 responded out of 101 polled

5

During extreme weather, do you feel there is support available to young people in your community?

95 responded out of 98 polled

6

How confident do you feel in your ability to take action on climate change based on what you’ve learned in school?

93 responded out of 95 polled

7

How concerned are you about the global impact of climate change?

93 responded out of 93 polled

8

Name one thing that would help young people feel safer, more supported, or more included in decisions about climate action and extreme weather.

86 responded out of 93 polled

9

What climate issues or actions do you think should be the biggest priority for young people right now (locally or globally)?

86 responded out of 93 polled

U-Report poll reveals nine in ten Canadian youth say finding a job today is difficult.

See by the numbers how we are engaging youth voices for positive social change.

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