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Making food an election issue news : Updates August 27, 2019 Share Print In the lead-up to the 2019 federal election, Food Secure Canada has relaunched Eat Think Vote, a national non-partisan campaign that gathers community members across Canada to chat with federal candidates about food issues. Eat Think Vote aims to ensure the federal government develops food policy that encourages a food system where no one goes hungry, where food is healthy and respects the environment. Events will be held across the country in community spaces in the coming weeks. Click here to see upcoming events. Eat Think Vote was first launched ahead of the 2015 federal election. Events across the country brought together over 4,400 individuals and 164 candidates to discuss food issues affecting their communities. The campaign was a success, and ultimately contributed to the creation of Canada’s first national food policy. Inter Pares is a founding member of Food Secure Canada. We are proud to support this campaign, which plays an integral role in connecting Canadians to federal candidates, and opens space for important discussion around food sovereignty. Learn more Visit the Eat Think Vote website Add new comment You must have JavaScript enabled to use this form. Your name Comment * Save Leave this field blank