One Voice United, Our Vote Ignited

Vote in the 2025 Federal Election for Free and Accessible Education!

‍For too long, politicians have used student votes to get elected—only to break their promises when it matters most. But history proves that when students unite, we create real change.Over the past 40 years, we have:

 Lowered interest rates on federal student loans
 Secured millions in funding for Indigenous learners through the Post-Secondary Student Support Program (PSSSP)
 Fought for stronger protections against gender-based violence
 Won increases to graduate scholarships

But our fight isn’t over. Tuition is rising, student debt is overwhelming, essential programs are being cut, and the cost of living is becoming unbearable. These challenges deepen systemic inequalities, limit opportunities, and threaten our future.

That’s why we must vote in the 2025 federal election—with One Voice United and Our Vote Ignited.

This isn’t just a campaign. It’s a movement.
A movement for free and accessible education.
A movement that refuses to let politicians ignore us.
A movement that will hold them accountable—at the ballot box and beyond.

Join us. Pledge to vote. Demand better.
Because when students show up, we win.
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#OneVoiceUnited #OurVoteIgnited  #FreeEducationForAll #Election2025
Your Voice Matters: Member Local Resource Drive

As students, we are the future leaders, innovators, and changemakers of Canada. Voting isn’t just a right—it’s a powerful tool to shape the policies that affect our daily lives such as education, employment and housing. But change doesn’t happen on its own—we need to mobilize, organize, and take action together. Share our campaign materials, post online, put up posters, and help get the word out. You have access to all our designs and organizing guides in the Member Local Resource Drive—everything you need to take action is at your fingertips
Member Local Resource Drive
First-Time Voter? No Problem! Here’s How to Get Started

New to voting? No worries! The process is easier than you think. From registering to finding your polling station, we’ve got a step-by-step guide to make your first voting experience smooth and stress-free.
Let’s break down in our Federal Election Voter Guide



Federal Election Voter Guide


From Campus to the Ballot Box: Why Student Power Matters

Students have always been at the forefront of change through targeted advocacy—now it’s time to shape the future with our votes. Imagine a Canada where students are truly supported: affordable tuition, better job opportunities, and a sustainable future.During our 2024 Lobby Week, we presented key recommendations to federal leaders, outlining the urgent changes needed for students. These proposals have also helped shape the demands for this election campaign. Learn more about our recommendations and how you can take action.

Read our Lobby Document

Lobby Document



Too Busy to Vote? Think Again! Easy Ways to Make It Happen

Between classes, exams, and work, life is hectic—but voting doesn’t have to be. With early voting, mail-in ballots, and flexible polling hours, there are many ways to cast your vote, no matter where you are.
- Plan Ahead: Check Elections Canada for key dates, polling locations, and voting options.
-Voting from a Distance? Learn how to vote by mail or at an advance polling station.
-Short on Time? Many polling stations offer extended hours to fit your schedule.

Your future is worth a few minutes—make voting a priority!

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The Power of Our Movement


Students have long been at the forefront of political and social change in so-called Canada. From campus protests to national advocacy campaigns, our collective voice has shaped policies, challenged injustices, and redefined democracy. With the upcoming federal election, we must remember our history, reclaim our power, and mobilize to create real change—because there is too much at stake.

A History of Student Mobilization & the Birth of a National Movement

In the 1980s, the Canadian Federation of Students (CFS) was formed to unite students across provinces and territories in the fight for accessible, affordable, and high-quality post-secondary education. This marked a turning point— for the first time, students had a national movement dedicated to collective action. Over the years, our mobilization has led to real political, social, and economic change at both federal and provincial levels, impacting students’ day-to-day lives.Together, we have fought and won critical victories. We have held governments accountable through protests, lobbying efforts, and electoral engagement, proving time and time again that when we organize, we win.


Returning to Our Roots


This election is monumental. Over the past year and a half, we have witnessed students mobilizing across the country, demanding that the government end its complicity in genocide—only to be ignored. But we will not be ignored at the polls.

Our movement has never been just about elections—it’s about holding those in power accountable. When students vote, we shift national conversations, force action on key issues, and build a future rooted in justice. Political parties know that student votes can decide election outcomes, and they will be watching us.

Now is the time to come together, organize, and make history once again. Your vote is your power—use it to build the future we deserve.