See what students are saying about the upcoming election
Growing up with three contests in five years makes students even more leery of politics. And a perceived lack of engagement with their issues doesn't help. Said one: "I just don't think the leaders or parties are connecting with our demographic."
22-year-old Becky Winsor, on the campus of Memorial University of Newfoundland.Paul Daly for The Globe and Mail
University of British Columbia student president Jeremy McElroy who is studying Political Science is seen here at UBC April 1, 2011.John Lehmann/The Globe and Mail
Lauren Murphy
Neha Chandrachud- The University of Western Ontario Provincial Affairs Commissioner, University Students' Council
Noémia L'Heureux-Daigneault, third year communication student, poses in Univesite Laval university in Quebec City Thursday March 31, 2011. L'Heureux-Daigneault thinks that "People are so fed-up with going to the polls so many times in such a short period, that they may be tempted to give the Conservatives a majority government."Francis Vachon for The Globe and Mail
Steven Bigioni University of Western Ontario
Olivier Gr�goire Universit� Laval (Laval University)