Multifaith Election Resources

1) The Presbyterian church has put out a guide “Justice and Hope for All: A 2025 Federal Election Resource”. Grounded in the understanding that the church’s role in society is to pursue love and justice for all of God’s creation, this resource is intended to support personal reflection, conversation within congregations and advocacy with candidates.

2) Citizens for Public Justice’s Public Justice at the Polls: Their Election Bulletin 2025 is a guide to critical and current issues related to poverty eradication in Canada, climate justice, and refugee and migrant rights—both for this election cycle, and beyond.

3) KAIROS encourages Canadians like you to engage with candidates on critical justice issues. Candidates don’t often hear about reconciliation, climate action, international assistance, debt cancellation or migrant rights at the doorstep. This election toolkit provides an overview of KAIROS’ key concerns, suggested questions for candidates, background, and best practices for effective engagement. Their goal is to foster meaningful discussions when possible and ensure that issues of human rights and ecological justice are central in this election.

4) The Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness, the Canadian Housing and Renewal Association, the Canadian Real Estate Association, and Habitat for Humanity Canada have collaborated on a 10-point plan. For more information, follow this link.

5) The Ontario Non-Profit Housing Association platform includes: building community housing; preserving existing community housing stock; and support for the community housing sector. For more information, follow this link.

6) Citizens for Public Justice 2025 Election Bulletin: Through the lens of public justice CPJ has looked at Poverty and Inequity, tackling our polycrisis through climate justice, protecting refugee and migrant rights. Each section includes tips for evaluating your party's position on these issues.