The YPC model of political literacy is a model that prioritises youth leading other youth in discussions, hands-on experiences and experiential learning. The traditional system is a model that focuses on learning from professionals/teachers/parents/other older individuals, books, watching lectures and more passive learning. Both encourage youth to critically think and build an individual perspective.

The “LibCon U18” political system is a system in which parties are assigned newborn children, that their parents voluntarily give up, every year to develop as politicians for their side. Any kid can opt out at the age of 18, and a secondary child who has volunteered at 18 will be used instead. The children will also all be set up with full accommodations throughout their lives. This system has elections every year, where one child is selected, and there are two parties, both with conflicting beliefs.

Pierre Poilievre’s (leader of the Conservative Party of Canada) drop in support is attributed to several factors: The Conservatives’ campaign failed to maintain their early, substantial lead over the Liberals, especially after the resignation of former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and the rise of new Liberal leader Mark Carney Internal party divisions are evident, with influential Conservative figures declining to campaign alongside.

Canadian exceptionalism is the belief that Canada is morally superior to other nations, especially the USA, on the basis that Canada is more inclusive, tolerant, reasonable and peaceful.