As youth members of our society, if you’re eligible to vote please do your research and vote for the party you support! It’s our responsibility to voice our opinion and shape this government we live under. The date is May 2nd, 2011 so mark your calendars! Please note that there are advance polling times and locations if you can’t make it on May 2nd.

More details are below in a message from Elections Canada:


Am I registered to vote?

If you are registered to vote and Elections Canada has your current address, you should have received a voter information card in the mail. If your name and address are stated correctly, you are registered to vote at the polling place indicated on your card.

If you did not get a voter information card, or if your card is incorrect, you must contact Elections Canada to register to vote or update your voter information.

How do I register to vote?

To register to vote:
- call Elections Canada at 1-800-463-6868
- visit your local Elections Canada office before 6:00pm on Tuesday, April 26
- go to your advance polling place on Friday, April 22, Saturday, April 23 or Monday, April 25 or
- go to your election day polling on Monday, May 2

For more information, please contact:
www.elections.ca
1-800-463-6868

Video Contest Open for Registration

Posted: 6th April 2011 by RCCS Youth in General Anouncements
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Hey EVERYONE, summer’s just around the corner and we’re proudly launching

Click to see the Contest Details!

This “youth contribution to the community”: a video contest is now OPEN FOR REGISTRATION! Click on the Image, or click on the link “RCCS Youth Video Contest” at the top of the page to see all the contest details. Remember to register for your chance to WIN!

If you have any questions, remember to Contact Us and ask away!

Broomball Demo!

Posted: 1st March 2011 by RCCS Youth in Sports
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Just last Tuesday (February 22, 2011), a few of us youth members headed over to Richmond Ice Center and learned how to play a sport known as Broomball.

The game is played on ice in a skating rink, but instead of wearing skates we wear special shoes. The ball in play is much bigger compare to a hockey ball, and like the name of the game we were given “brooms” to control the ball.

We were taught some techniques, practiced a bit and actually had a decent scrimmage going. We all had a lot of fun, and everyone went home happy (and very tired).

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For more info: see broomball.ca and Broomball on Wikipedia