Winnipeg Electoral BoundariesGoogle Map
- Using the map, find the city council ward that you live in.
- When you've done that, use the websites listed below to find out who all the candidates are in your area.
- Search through the news sites to find additional information.
- Many of the candidates have public Facebook pages. You can search for these on Google without logging into Facebook.
- If your council candidates don't look interesting enough, or if you can't find enough information on them, find out about the candidates for mayor instead.
- When you have collected all the information you need, decide which of the candidates you think is the best. Pick a candidate who tells you what he/she supports. Don't pick one who only gives empty slogans.
- When you've decided on your candidate, create a campaign poster for him/her. It should:
- List the candidate's name. (1)
- List the riding he/she is in (or if running for mayor, mention that instead). (1)
- List two substantial reasons why you should support this candidate based on what you know about their stands on the issues. (4)
- Eg: For better roads in Transcona! or For a more visible police presence in the West End!
- Be sure that your poster is attractive, tidy and shows pride in how it was made. Be ready to present your best effort to the class.
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