
PACI hosts student vote ahead of Federal Election
With the Canadian federal election set for the end of the month, Grade 9 and 10 students at Prince Albert Collegiate Institute (PACI) were given an opportunity to learn about how the elections work through the Student Vote Canada program.
For Grade 9 student Payton Lusier, this was her first experience with voting or elections at all. With what she learned in her classes leading up to it, as well as outside of the classroom, nothing about the voting process came as much of a surprise.
“Over the last week, we’ve been learning all about the candidates and who they are and what they are going to do for us as Canadians. Everything we’ve learned, I kind of already knew because I’ve always kind of been into voting and stuff, so nothing really surprised me about it.”
Also taking part in this year’s vote was Grade 10 student Rosemary Wilson, who was one of the ballot counters in last year’s student vote.