ETV 2019
In 2019, Food Secure Canada worked with 117 organizations to host 50 events across the country, 21 events of which were in partnership with Community Food Centres Canada. Altogether, over 2900 hours were spent organizing, calling candidates, cooking, and running events. Taking place in community centres, schools, healthcare centres, farmers markets, and many other formats, Eat Think Vote was in nearly every province and territory.
ETV 2019 in numbers:
- 50 events across the country
- 117 community hosts
- 7 437 individuals participated
- 216 candidates participated
- 34 candidates elected
- 4 promoted to Cabinet
For more information on Eat Think Vote 2019 and what came from it, click here.
ETV 2015
In 2015 ahead of the federal election, thousands of Canadians took part in the Eat Think Vote campaign to make food an election issue. These events brought together community members and candidates running for federal office, gathering them over a meal to discuss the food issues affecting their communities in the day-to-day. From Iqaluit to Québec City, from Vancouver to Halifax, people from across the country came together to tell politicians that we needed good food for all.
ETV 2015 in numbers:
- 69 events across the country
- 192 organizations hosted events
- 4461 individuals participated
- 164 candidates participated
- 44 candidates elected
- 5 promoted to Cabinet
For more information on Eat Think Vote 2015 and what came from it, click here.