Oct 16 2026 Student Vote & Continued Politics Unit Counterpoints Pages 4-9 & 17-19

Attendance.  NOTE - students DO NOT adjust rows OR seating. 

Reminder - if you have missed the first Unit Test - Part 1 and 2 - I will scheduled you for next week either for resource OR homework club. 

1. *Student Vote today - info below.

Today - Friday (Oct. 16)  TTOC will be responsible to carry out student municipal vote in your class.  Voting Screens and ballot boxes - are in large brown box - front of the room and student vote ballots at the front of the room - envelope marked Oct 16 TTOC Student Vote.

Students have already completed an online Canadian Political Party survey so they likey will already have an idea of whom they wish to vote for. Our area - NDP, Green and Conservative.

TTOC -Perhaps provide a quick review of ballet candidate options prior to vote.

Once your voting is done, please tally up and email Ms. VB a count, CC to me. Kendra (Ms. VB) will submit results to student vote. *****Please keep your tally's private/secret until after the actual election on Saturday. On Monday students will have access to how our school voted and how schools around the province voted.

For the provincial election, we will hold these in classes on next Wed/Thursday morning as Friday is a proD day.  

2. INDIVIDUAL STUDENT TASK TODAY - Reminder - students- From Wednesday - Oct 14 - they should have the below complete - NEW WORK IS ALSO LISTED BELOW AS WELL IN YELLOW. 

Counter Points Text - Politics Unit 

Canadian Identity

Complete Terms: USING GLOSSARY OR VIA TEXT.

Read Pages 4-6 & 17-19 

Page 4-6 Terms

Suffragists

Ethnocentric

Head Tax 


Page 17-19 Terms


Reserves

Residential Schools

Assimilation 

Trade Unions 

Recession  

Friday - Oct 16 - New Task Assignment - 

Reading Pages 4-9

Complete Individual Questions.

Q: 1-3 pg. 9

All of the above must be complete by end of class. 

Extension - if students have completed the above.

1. Reading through Pages 10-11

2. Answer Q: 2 & 3 - re: Q 3 - don't prep debate - simply answer the question posed. Required - min 3 sentences each!!!

FYI - Re: Pages 10-11 

To determine the value of $500 in the 1920s in Canada, we need to adjust for inflation.

According to the Bank of Canada's inflation calculator, $500 in 1920 is equivalent in purchasing power to about $8,100 in 2025 dollars.

It's important to note that this calculation is based on the average annual Consumer Price Index (CPI) in Canada. The actual inflation rate for specific goods or services may have differed from the average CPI.

Side note: Since 2021 - post pandemic - general inflation has gone up about 23%.

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