Elections Canada

Elections Canada, officially known as the Office of the Chief Electoral Officer, is the official representation of the part of the Canadian federal government that deals with elections. Despite Canada being bilingual, there are videos in various non-official languages. The videos are very short, and there are some Snapchat style videos that are not designed for YouTube.
The goal of the channel is to educate and inform Canadian citizens for voting, and almost all of the videos are animated. There is voting registration videos, and there are videos about the election rules. The most recent election was on October 21, 2019 for parliament and had the most views out of all of the videos on the channel.
There is no video pertaining of overseas Canadians of voting in elections, and the French equivalent of the channel is called Élections Canada which has fewer subscribers than the English edition somewhat reflecting the use of language in Canada. However, the video content is just translated into French. Upon closer examination, the non-official language videos have the same content, but there are no French videos on the English channel and vice versa expect for the about page
==Mandate==
Its responsibilities include:
*Making sure that all voters have access to the electoral system
*Informing citizens about the electoral system
*Maintaining the National Register of Electors
*Enforcing electoral legislation
*Training election officers
*Producing maps of electoral districts
*Registering political parties, electoral district associations, and third parties that engage in election advertising
*Administering the allowances paid to registered political parties
*Monitoring election spending by candidates, political parties and third parties
*Publishing financial information on political parties, electoral district associations, candidates, nomination contestants, leadership contestants and third parties
*Supporting the independent commissions responsible for adjusting the boundaries of federal electoral districts every ten years
*Reporting to Parliament on the administration of elections and referendums
The House of Commons of Canada appoints the Chief Electoral Officer of Canada to head the agency. The Chief Electoral Officer in turn appoints the Commissioner of Canada Elections, who ensures that the Canada Elections Act is enforced; and the Broadcasting Arbitrator, who allocates paid and free broadcasting time during electoral events. The Chief Electoral Officer is seconded by the Deputy Chief Electoral Officer and Chief Legal Counsel and a staff of some 330 representing five executive directorates. During an election, staff at Elections Canada headquarters increases to 600 and to approximately 190,000 across Canada. Members of the general public are recruited to help run the election by manning polling stations, counting ballots, answering voters' questions, and providing other necessary services.
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