Canadians believe youth are unprepared to be active civic leaders in their community, but most think they should have more influence on government decisions. Culture & Polarization FacebookInstagramLinkedinPinterestTikTokXYoutube Hands of a multi-ethnic group of friends joined together as a sign of support and teamwork. Young people having fun together. Canadians believe youth are unprepared to be active civic leaders in their community, but most think they should have more influence on government decisions. Sub-Category: Public Opinion Source: Abacus File Type: Poll Overview: Youth perspectives in Canada Web Link: http://abacusdata.ca/youthquake-public-attitudes-to-youth-civic-engagement-in-canada/ Latest News Get Curious: Explore Mount Robson Provincial Park Ask. Explore. Discover. Why Nature? Curiosity, Critical Thinking & What’s Possible Load more How To Guides Stories from rising leaders Annotated Bibliography Design Thinking Design Thinking with Michael Kennedy How to Plan an Assignment Resume & CV/Cover Letter Writing Popular Articles Bear 71 Grizzly Bears Are there two different versions of environmentalism, one “white,” one “black”? Culture & Polarization Protected or not, Canadian species are in serious decline: WWF report Natural Selection & Extinction About Canadian Inuit Government & Governance