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Federal Elections 2019: Helping Canadians Make Informed Decisions
Monday, September 23, 2019
Canada’s 43rd election has been called and the team at Google is busy building products and programs to protect the democratic process, to help campaigns manage their digital presences, and to help Canadians engage in their democracy.
Getting Voters the Information they Need
In anticipation of heading to the polls, we know people need useful and reliable information to navigate the election. Google supports the priorities outlined in the government's
Declaration on Electoral Integrity
, and is committed to providing information and services that meet these principles.
In 2019, we’re focused on directing Canadians to authoritative resources as they prepare to participate in the election. We're specifically working with
Elections Canada
to ensure the information we provide is timely and accurate ahead of election day.
Protecting Election Information Online
We’ve built free products to help campaigns keep information safe and to ensure that voters have accurate information when they need it.
With an emphasis on safeguarding campaigns from digital attacks, we’ve hosted several training sessions with policy makers, candidates, campaign teams, and journalists. These trainings focused on our
Advanced Protection Program
and
Project Shield
.
To help prevent the spread of misinformation surrounding elections, we continuously make product quality improvements and support newsrooms around the world with training and tools to better verify digital stories.
Learn more on how Google fights misinformation
.
Connecting Voters to Candidate Information
We provide ways for users to find reliable information about candidates, including information from candidates themselves.
In Search, features called “knowledge panels” help people quickly find an overview of facts and information about things, places, and people-- including political candidates. Information in knowledge panels comes from a variety of sources, including authorities with candidate information. Candidates can also claim their knowledge panels and suggest factual changes once they have been verified.
More here.
YouTube can help campaigns to connect with voters, strengthen their online presences, control their stories, and engage with audiences wherever they are, with videos that can easily be embedded across all media platforms and on official websites. With YouTube Live, campaigns can now broadcast townhalls and speeches live to their audiences with the push of a button.
More here.
Working with Newsrooms
Google and YouTube work closely with Canadian news organizations to support high-quality journalism. In 2019, the
Google News Lab
team conducted several in-person trainings in Canadian newsrooms to ensure journalists were aware of Google tools that might aid in their reporting and storytelling.
With the constant flow of election coverage, we know it’s critical for news organizations to stay up-to-date on the topics that matter. Tools like
Google Trends
, which allows exploration of frequent searches and questions relating to the elections, and a dedicated
Google Trends Canadian Federal Election 2019
page, make it easier for these organizations to stay current.
Google Ads Policy
To comply with new legislation, Google's advertising policies prohibit running Election Ads and Issue Ads during the regulated periods. Read more
here
.
Amplifying our Voice with Partners
Through various non-partisan partnerships, we’re continuing to provide relevant information to enable participation in the 2019 Federal Elections. Learn more about our partnerships below:
We’ve partnered with
Elections Canada
to source and promote authoritative voter information. Elections Canada is also leveraging “Posts on Google” to communicate directly with voters from Search by sharing videos, infographics and images about the 2019 election.
These published posts
are available on the Elections Canada knowledge panel.
Apathy is Boring
is a non-partisan, charitable organization that supports and educates youth to be active and contributing citizens in Canada’s democracy. In partnership with
Ryerson’s University’s Democratic Engagement Exchange,
Apathy is Boring has gathered a coalition of organizations to promote citizen engagement, with a pledge to collectively engage 1 million new voters in the 2019 federal election. Google shares Apathy is Boring’s mission of democratic engagement and will be supporting the
Canadian Vote Coalition
and other non-partisan civic literacy activities leading up to the 2019 Canadian Federal Election.
To educate school-aged Canadians on fact-based journalism, we worked with the
Canadian Journalism Foundation (CJF)
to launch a national news literacy program, News Wise. With a $1 million dollar grant from Google.org and a partnership between CJF and
CIVIX
(Student Vote), NewsWise was piloted with Ontario teachers participating in Student Vote Ontario 2018. NewsWise will continue to evolve and rollout new resources leading up to the 2019 Federal Elections.
Like others, we’re committed to supporting the upcoming election. With the race ramping up, our aim is to keep Canada’s democratic processes secure and to provide Canadians access to the authoritative electoral information that they need to engage in their democracy.
Posted by Colin McKay, Head of Government Relations, Google Canada
It’s time to start sketching, Canada. Doodle 4 Google is back!
Wednesday, March 15, 2017
Today’s guest post is brought to you by Canadian YouTube stars Mitch and Greg of AsapSCIENCE
If you’ve watched our videos, you already know how much we love science... and art! Whenever we visit the Google homepage, we’re always tickled to find a doodle, which combines the best of both. Google doodles are fun illustrations of the Google logo that celebrate holidays, anniversaries, and the lives of famous artists, pioneers, and scientists -- everything from the
discovery of water on Mars
to
Canadian inventor Sandford Fleming’s 190th birthday
.
Now with
Doodle 4 Google
, kids have the chance to see their artwork on the Google homepage for the whole country to enjoy. Doodle 4 Google is a nationwide competition, inviting students from kindergarten to Grade 12 to redesign the Google logo.*
As Canada blows out a whole lot of candles this year for its 150th birthday, what better way to celebrate than by imagining what the next 150 years will look like? That’s why Google is asking students to submit doodles based on the theme: “What I see for Canada’s future is…”.
Creating the top doodle comes with major perks: not only will their artwork adorn the Google.ca homepage for a day, but the winner will receive a $10,000 university scholarship, a $10,000 technology grant for his/her school, and a paid trip to the final Doodle 4 Google event in June. For more details, check out
g.co/d4gcanada
.
To help judge this year’s competition, the
Honourable Kirsty Duncan,
Minister of Science
,
En Masse
co-founder Jason Botkin
,
president of the
National Inuit Youth Council
Maatalii Okalik
, and
Google Doodler Sophie Diao
, will join us as your panel of esteemed doodle judges.
When we come up with themes for our videos, we look to cool things in science and tech for inspiration. If you know a young artist that may need a little nudge to get their creative juices flowing, we’ve worked with Google to
create classroom activities
that will help parents, teachers and students brainstorm, design and submit their doodles.
Participating is easier than ever. This year, students can
submit a doodle
made from almost any medium….including code! Ladies Learning Code created an online tutorial offering inspiration and a step-by-step guide to coding a Google doodle. Check it out
here
.
In Toronto in April? All throughout the month of April, parents and kids can visit the Art Gallery of Ontario to get inspired and create a doodle during
Family Sundays.
Teachers and parents can download entry forms on the
Doodle 4 Google site
. Doodles can be uploaded digitally to Google’s site or mailed directly. Submissions are due on May 2nd. There’s no limit to the number of doodles from any one school or family... Just remember, only one doodle per student.
Let’s get our doodle on, Canada!
Posted by Mitchell Moffit and Gregory Brown, AsapSCIENCE
*Entrants need a parent or legal guardian’s permission (and signature on the entry form) in order to participate. Residents of Quebec must be at least thirteen years of age. Please see full terms and eligibility requirements here:
doodles.google.ca/d4g/rules.html
#YouTubeRewind - how 2016 played out on YouTube
Wednesday, December 7, 2016
A
Beyonce cameo
that brought the house down. Canada’s
biggest YouTube star and the Sexiest Man Alive
. Drake and Rihanna turning a
local Toronto restaurant into a dance party
. Tips for Americans on
how to move to Canada
. And an
out of control fire
that dominated news headlines.
These were just some of the videos that brought Canadians to YouTube in 2016 to laugh, to share, to learn and to remember.
Top Trending Videos in Canada
TV’s YouTube Moment
The number of hours people spent catching up on late night clips nearly
doubled in the last year alone
.
There’s no doubt that TV moments have taken on a life of their own through YouTube. In 2016, late night show channels had over 550M watch hours and over 8.5 BILLION views, as traditional television recognized the power and influence of the YouTube audience and embraced creating content for YouTube.
Canadian Content
Canada’s biggest YouTube star also had a tremendous year in 2016 -
Superwoman Lilly Singh
hit 10M subscribers, wrote her first book and collaborated with her friend Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson on a few videos to help him launch his YouTube channel.
Rounding out the list were a few notable Canadian news moments, including a report by Global News reporter Reid Fiest who captured the enormous scale of the fire in Fort McMurray as cars streamed out of the city. And who could forget President Obama’s attempt to pronounce Mississauga during the State Dinner he hosted for Prime Minister Trudeau?
Channing Tatum & Beyonce's "Run The World (Girls)" vs. Jenna Dewan-Tatum's "Pony" | Lip Sync Battle
by
LipSync Battle on Spike
Adele Carpool Karaoke
by
The Late Late Show
So You Want to Move to Canada, Eh?
by
The Ellen Show
How To Be a YouTube Star (ft. The Rock)
by
IISuperwomanII
Wheel of Musical Impressions with Céline Dion
by
latenight
What's inside a Rattlesnake Rattle?
by
lincolnmarkham
Brothers Convince Little Sister of Zombie Apocalypse
by
Cabot Phillips
Soccer Trick Shots | Dude Perfect
by
DudePerfect
Obama pronouncing Mississauga
by
TomJackson
Caught on camera: Fort McMurray fire erupts behind Global News reporter
by
Global News
Top Trending Music Videos
Rihanna and Drake took over Toronto this year, performing at OVO Fest and making headlines with a rumoured midnight dinner a Ripley’s Aquarium. But, it was when the couple dropped in on Toronto’s The Real Jerk to film the video for
Work
that a top trending YouTube sensation was born.
Globally, Calvin Harris’ video for
This is What You Came For
reached 1 BILLION views in just 167 days, making it Calvin Harris’ biggest YouTube video to-date. It was also Rihanna’s second guest performance to cross 1 billion views. (The first was with Eminem on Love the Way You Life which hit 1.2B views).
Canadian artists had a strong year on YouTube - in addition to Drake, both The Weeknd and Shawn Mendes were among the most-watched artists on YouTube. And Edmonton’s Ruth B burst onto the scene with
Lost Boy
, which she released for the first time on YouTube. In just a few months, her video has reached nearly 39M views around the world.
Rihanna - Work (Explicit) ft. Drake
by
RihannaVEVO
Fifth Harmony - Work from Home ft. Ty Dolla $ign
by
FifthHarmonyVEVO
The Chainsmokers - Closer (Lyric) ft. Halsey
by
ChainsmokersVEVO
Calvin Harris - This Is What You Came For (Official Video) ft. Rihanna
by
CalvinHarrisVEVO
ZAYN - PILLOWTALK
by
ZaynVEVO
twenty one pilots: Heathens (from Suicide Squad: The Album) [OFFICIAL VIDEO]
by
FueledByRamen
CAN'T STOP THE FEELING! (From DreamWorks Animation's "Trolls") (Official Video)
by
justintimberlakeVEVO
The Weeknd - Starboy ft. Daft Punk
by
TheWeekndVEVO
Shawn Mendes - Treat You Better
by
ShawnMendesVEVO
Ruth B - Lost Boy (Official Video)
by
RuthBVEVO
Top Trailers
Before Canadians go to the movies, they head to YouTube to check out trailers - and this year, we saw a number of highly anticipated trailers for blockbuster franchises. Chief among them was
Suicide Squad
, the darkly comedic action movie featuring the antiheroes from the DC Comics universe. Filmed in Toronto, Suicide Squad not only delivered the most-watched trailer, but also the most-searched Halloween costume on Google - Harley Quinn.
Female-led stories also dominated, with appearances from the new Star Wars film
Rogue One
, the all-female cast of the remake of
Ghostbusters
, the not-yet-released
Wonder Woman
movie and the Blake Lively thriller
The Shallows
.
Suicide Squad - Official Trailer 1 [HD]
by WarnerBrosPictures
Marvel's Captain America: Civil War - Trailer 2
by MARVEL
ROGUE ONE: A STAR WARS STORY Official Teaser Trailer
by StarWars
GHOSTBUSTERS - Official Trailer (HD)
by SonyPicturesEntertainment
SAUSAGE PARTY - Official Restricted Trailer - In Cinemas August 11
by SonyPictures Releasing Australia
WONDER WOMAN Comic-Con Trailer
by WarnerBrosPictures
Neighbors 2 - Official Trailer (HD)
by UniversalPictures
Marvel's Doctor Strange Teaser Trailer
by MARVEL
THE SHALLOWS - Official Trailer #2 (HD)
by SonyPicturesEntertainment
Jason Bourne - Official Trailer (HD)
by UniversalPictures
2016 Ads Leaderboard
Ads used to be background noise or something you might fast forward. Since YouTube launched skippable ads six years ago, ads have become content that Canadians are choosing to watch. This year’s top trending ads demonstrate that brands are now creating content that’s meant to entertain.
2016 Canadian Year-end YouTube Ads Leaderboard:
Clash of Clans: Hog Rider 360°
by
Clash of Clans
Momondo - The DNA Journey
by
LetsOpenOurWorld
Ryanville - Hyundai Super Bowl Commercial :45s | The 2017 Hyundai Elantra
by
HyundaiUSA
Starter Pokémon for Pokémon Sun and Pokémon Moon Revealed!
by
pokemon
Coca-Cola: Coke Mini (Hulk vs. Ant-Man)
by
Coca-Cola
Clash Royale: Landscaper (Official TV Commercial)
by
Clash Royale
Apple – iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus in 107 seconds
by
Apple
Zag Bank – Learning Spanish
by
Zag Bank
April Fool's - Meet #RALFH, WestJet’s newest innovation in inflight comfort
by
WestJet
Orange Poppy Seed Loaf
by
Tropicana Canada
Honourable Mention -
SickKids VS: Undeniable
by
SickKids
Canada’s Magical Moments on YouTube
In addition to the top trending videos, trailers and music videos, there were a few magical moments for Canada on YouTube in 2016.
We set a new Canadian record this summer, as Canadians both at home and around the world flocked to YouTube to watch
CBC’s livestream of the Tragically Hip’s final concert
in Kingston. Viewers from
188 different countries
tuned in to watch the concert and post-concert show, bringing home the incredible global reach of YouTube.
We also turned to YouTube to remember Leonard Cohen. Following the announcement of the poet and songwriter’s death on November 10th, the video for his performance of
Hallelujah
was the
most-watched video on YouTube that day
. Hallelujah is actually THE most frequently covered song from before 2010 on YouTube, with 8.7K covers. Jeff Buckley’s cover of the iconic song remains the most popular cover on YouTube, with 84 million views.
The first US presidential debate also broke records on YouTube, with nearly 2 million concurrent views around the world - 14X more live viewership than the debates in 2012.
Canada was the top country outside of the US that turned into the debate on YouTube
.
2016 was also an incredible year for Canadian Creators. We saw 199 channels reach the 100k subscriber mark, 42 hit the 1M subscriber mark, and Canada’s biggest YouTube star, Lilly Singh, hit the 10M subscriber mark.
So take some time, relax, rewind and revisit your favourites from the past year!
Posted by Nicole Bell, communications manager, YouTube Canada
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